Index

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

A	Top of Page
ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS CODE	10-5-3
ADMINISTRATION, GENERAL
Civil Emergencies and Disasters	2-2.5
Construction and Interpretation
Accumulation of remedies	1-1-20
Ambiguous ordinances, aids in construction	1-1-15
Catchlines of sections	1-1-3
Common and technical usage	1-1-6
Computation of time	1-1-10
Conflict in the expression of numbers	1-1-12
Continuation of prior law	1-1-18
Gender	1-1-9
How code designated and cited	1-1-2
Intention in enacting ordinances	1-1-14
Irreconcilable ordinances	1-1-17
Joint authority	1-1-11
Legislative intent	1-1-1
Liberal construction	1-1-5
Meaning of "may," "shall" and present tense	1-1-21
References to ordinances	1-1-19
Rounding rule	1-1-22
Severability of parts of code	1-1-4
Singular and plural	1-1-7
Special or local provision prevails over general	1-1-16
Standard time, daylight saving time	1-1-13
Tense	1-1-8
Definitions	1-2-1
Government Organization
City auditor	2-2-7
City manager may certify taxes, charges and assessments to county treasurer for collection	2-2-12
City seal	2-2-6
Conveyance of city real property interests	2-2-8
Delinquent fees and set-offs of refunds due	2-2-10
Duties of city manager	2-2-2
Government organization	2-2-3
Initiation and settlement of claims and suits	2-2-14
Legislative intent	2-2-1
Manager's authority to set fees and prices	2-2-16
Neighborhood permit parking zones	2-2-15
Officers to deliver books and papers to successors	2-2-5
Open space program	2-2-13
Property inventories	2-2-18
Returned check charge	2-2-9
Selection of city depository	2-2-4
Traffic engineering	2-2-11
Unclaimed intangible property in possession of city	2-2-17
Quasi-Judicial Hearings	1-3
Rulemaking	1-4
ADMISSIONS TAX	3-4
AIR QUALITY
Definitions	6-9-2
Enforcement	6-9-7
Legislative Intent	6-9-1
Limit on Coal Burning	6-9-5
No-Burn Days	6-9-3
Non-Owner Occupied Dwelling Units	6-9-6
Solid Fuel Burning Device Installation and Retrofit	6-9-4
AIRPORT
Aircraft Permitted at Airport	11-4-3
Airport Construction Standards	11-4-5
Fixed-Base Operators, Activities and Responsibilities	11-4-2
Hangar and Tie Down Fee	11-4-7
Legislative Intent	11-4-1
Requirements for Air Carriers	11-4-6
Special Airport Activity Permits	11-4-4
ALARM SYSTEMS	4-16
ALCOHOL OFFENSES	5-7
ANIMALS
Abandoning Animals Prohibited	6-1-8
Administrative Forfeiture of Animal Deemed to Constitute a Nuisance or to Be Abused	6-1-27
Aggressive Animals Prohibited	6-1-20
Animal Fighting Prohibited	6-1-5
Animals as Nuisance Prohibited	6-1-21
Animals on Mall Prohibited	6-1-17
Animals Running at Large Prohibited	6-1-15
Barking, Howling or Other Unreasonable Animal Noise Prohibited	6-1-19
Bird Protection Sanctuary Created	6-1-33
Breaking Into Animal Pound	5-5-15
Causing Death of a Prairie Dog or Wild Bird for Humanitarian Reasons	6-1-11.5
City Manager May Issue Regulations	6-1-40
Court May Order Forfeiture of Animal Pursuant to Criminal Conviction	6-1-26
Damaging Prairie Dog Burrows Prohibited	6-1-12
Dead Animals	6-1-23
Definitions	6-1-2
Disposition of Dead Animals	6-1-23
Disposition of Impounded Animals	6-1-25
Dog License	4-7
Dogs Running at Large Prohibited	6-1-16
Dyeing Fowl and Rabbits Prohibited; Selling Dogs, Cats and Fowl Limited	6-1-14
Emergency Impoundment of Animal	6-1-28
Enforcement of Chapter	6-1-32
Fees and Requirements for Issuance of Prairie Dog Lethal Control Permits	6-1-38
Impoundment and Confinement of Animals	6-1-24
Improper Care of Animals Prohibited	6-1-7
Injuring or Capturing Wild Birds Restricted	6-1-35
Killing Wild Animals Prohibited	6-1-13
Legislative Intent and Purpose	6-1-1
Limitation on
Keeping of domesticated animals	6-1-3
Lethal means of control for prairie dogs and birds	6-1-11
Possession of exotic animals	6-1-4
Nuisance Cat Prohibited	6-1-22
Peace Officer May Destroy Dog	6-1-30
Poisoning Domestic Animals Prohibited	6-1-10
Police Dogs	6-1-31
Prairie Dogs
Causing death	6-1-11.5
Damaging prairie dog burrows prohibited	6-1-12
Fees	6-1-38
Lethal control permits	6-1-36
Limitation on lethal means	6-1-11
Relocation	6-1-37
Special permit	6-1-39
Procedure Upon Entry of Judgment for Forfeiture of an Animal	6-1-29
Procedures Affecting the Relocation of Prairie Dogs	6-1-37
Procedures for Obtaining Prairie Dog Lethal Control Permits	6-1-36
Removal of Animal Excrement Required	6-1-18
Special Permit	6-1-39
Subjecting Animals to Unnecessary Suffering	6-1-6
Use of Certain Traps Prohibited	6-1-9
Use of Poison Restricted for Lethal Control of Birds	6-1-34
Voice and Sight Control Evidence Tags	6-13
ARTS COMMISSION	2-3-2, 2-3-14
ARTS GRANT PROGRAM
Application for Arts Grants	14-1-3
Certain Grants Not Requiring Express Approval	14-1-6
Eligible Programs and Projects	14-1-2
Legislative Intent	14-1-1
Referral to City Council for Approval	14-1-5
Review by Boulder Arts Commission	14-1-4
ASSESSMENTS	8-1
AUCTIONEER LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-3-4
Legislative Intent	4-3-1
License Application	4-3-3
License Required	4-3-2
Revocation	4-3-7
Sales to Which Chapter Not Applicable	4-3-5
Term of License	4-3-6
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BEER (See BEVERAGES LICENSE)
BEVERAGES LICENSE
Alcohol Offenses	5-7
Authority to Issue City Licenses	4-2-3
Beverage Licensing Authority	2-3-3
City License to Sell Required	4-2-2
Hotel and Restaurant Optional Premises License	4-2-10
Legislative Intent	4-2-1
License Fees	4-2-9
Obligations of Licensee	4-2-5
Renewal	4-2-7
Revocation and Suspension of City License	4-2-6
State Law Procedures Apply	4-2-4
Tastings	4-2-11
Term and Renewal of City Licenses	4-2-7
Transfer of License	4-2-8
BICYCLE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN	7-2-8
BIDDING (See also PURCHASING PROCEDURES)	2-8
BOARD OF BUILDING APPEALS	2-3-4
BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT AND BUILDING APPEALS	2-3-12
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Arts Commission	2-3-2
Beverage Licensing Authority	2-3-3
Board of Building Appeals	2-3-4
Board of Zoning Adjustment	9-2-3(d)
Board of Zoning Adjustment and Building Appeals	2-3-12
Downtown Design Advisory Board	2-3-18
Downtown Management Commission	2-3-5
Environmental Advisory Board	2-3-16
Firefighters' Pension Fund Board of Trustees	2-3-13
General Provisions	2-3-1
Human Relations Commission	2-3-6
Landmarks Board	2-3-7
Library Commission	2-3-8
Open Space Board of Trustees	2-3-9
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board	2-3-10
Planning Board	2-3-11
Resident Commissioner for the Housing Authority	2-3-19
Transportation Advisory Board	2-3-14
Water Resources Advisory Board	2-3-15
Weed Control Advisory Board	6-2-10
BOULDER CABLE CODE
Application for Grant, Renewal or Modification of Franchises	11-6-4
Arbitration	11-6-13
Connections to System; Use of Antennas	11-6-16(b)
Construction Provisions	11-6-5
Consumer Protection Provisions	11-6-8
Customer Service Standards	Appendix a
Definitions and Word Usage General	11-6-2
Franchise	11-6-3
Franchise Fee	11-6-10
Insurance; Surety; Indemnification	11-6-11
Miscellaneous Provisions	11-6-16
Operation and Reporting Requirements	11-6-6
Performance Evaluation	11-6-7
Performance Guarantees and Remedies	11-6-12
Public Emergency	11-6-16(a)
Rate Regulation	11-6-9
Rights of Individuals Protected	11-6-15
Short Title	11-6-1
Transfers	11-6-14
BUILDING CODE	10-5
BUILDING CONTRACTOR LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-4-7
Classification of Licenses	4-4-4
Contractor Responsibilities	4-4-8
Definition of Contractor	4-4-2
Legislative Intent	4-4-1
License Application and Qualifications	4-4-5
License Required	4-4-3
Renewal of License	4-4-6
Revocation and Suspension of License	4-4-9
Term of License	4-4-10
BURNING	6-9
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CABLE CODE, BOULDER (See also BOULDER CABLE CODE)	11-6
CAMPAIGNING (See ELECTIONS AND CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURES AND ACTIVITIES)
CEMETERY PERMITS (See also PARKS, OPEN SPACE, STREETS AND PUBLIC WAYS)
Burial Permits Earth Interment	4-26-3
Cemeteries	8-7
Cemetery Special Event Permit	4-26-8
Definitions	4-26-2
Disinterment Permits	4-26-4
Eligibility for Grave Marker Permit	4-26-6
Grave Marker Permits	4-26-5
Landscaping Permits	4-26-7
Legislative Intent	4-26-1
CHARGES (See FEES, RATES AND CHARGES)
CHARTER
Administrative Service
Administrative departments	65
City attorney	85
City manager
powers and duties	64
qualifications and appointment	63
Department of finance and record	68
Department of planning
admission of subdivision	82
approval of plats	81
board of zoning adjustment	84A
director of planning	77
disposition of park properties	84B
functions	78
height limit	84
improvements to conform with plan	80
notice of pending plans or ordinances	79
organization and procedure of planning board	76
planning board	74
reports of department	83
term of office-vacancies	75
Department of public health	69
Department of public safety
general powers and duties	72
relief funds	73
Department of recreation	70
Departments of public works and public utilities	67
Directors of departments	66
Municipal court
jurisdiction of municipal court	87
municipal court judges	86
Advisory Commissions
Civil service commission	131
General provisions concerning advisory commissions	130
Library commission
general powers	132
library appropriation	135
library reports	136
powers of commission acting with city manager	134
title and custody of property	133
Corporate Name, Boundaries, Powers, Rights and Liabilities
Corporate powers-rights-liabilities	2
Name-boundaries	1
Direct Legislation
Initiative
election on initiated measures	41
filing of petition	39
initiative ballots	42
power to initiate ordinances	37
preparation of initiative petitions	38
submission of petition to council	40
Recall
elections	59
elections under recall petitions unless officer resigns	58
incapacity of recalled officers	62
no recall for six months	61
petition for recall	56
petition may be amended or new petition made	57
recall of elective officers	55
removal upon recall	60
Referendum
certificate of petition	46
conflict of measures	53
emergency measures subject to referendum	50
form of ballots	49
number of measures initiated or referred	52
official publication	51
power of referendum	43
referendum election	47
referendum petition	44
repeal of initiated or referred measures	54
signatures to petition	45
title of ballots	48
Elections
Candidate's affidavit of consent	24
City clerk's certificate of petition	26
Counting ballots	35
Election notices	31
Electors-form and marking of ballot	34
Expenditure of money on elections	36
Form of nomination petition	27
General election regulations	32
Municipal elections defined	22
Nomination by petition-requirements of petitions	23
Preservation and filing of petitions	30
Requirements for signing petitions	25
Time of completing the petition	28
Voting machines	33
Withdrawal from nomination	29
Finance and Record
Annual budget	93
Appropriations	95
Assessment, levy, collection of taxes-equalization	91
Audit of records	105
Certificate of assessment	92
Collection and custody of public moneys	89
Duties of purchasing agent	104
Fiscal year same as calendar year	88
Implementation of revenue and expenditure limitations	96
Limitation of city indebtedness	97
No liability without appropriations	103
Payment of claims	101
Refunding bonds	99
System of accounting	90
Tax levy	94
Term of bonds-disposal of bonds	98
Transfer of balances	102
Urban renewal financing	97A
Water and sewer revenues	100
Franchises and Public Utilities
Books of account of city-owned utilities-examinations	127
Books of record and reference	126
City manager to maintain general supervision-reports-inspection	120
City may purchase-procedure	124
Franchises granted upon vote	108
Franchises in parks	129
Franchises provide for safety, etc	112
Franchises specify streets	110
Free water	128
Issuance of stock	118
License tax	122
Matters in charter not to impair right of council to insert other matters in Franchise	125
No exclusive grants-ordinance in plain terms	109
No extension or enlargement of franchises, except	114
No franchise leased, except	113
Oversight of franchise for use of water reserved to city	121
Power to regulate rates and fares	123
Provision for common use of tracks, poles, etc.	116
Railroad to elevate or lower tracks	119
Revocable permits	115
Special privileges to mail carriers, police officers and firefighters	117
Terms not longer than twenty years-compensation	111
Water not to be supplied to certain described areas; exceptions	128A
Legislative Body; Powers and Duties
Amendment or repeal	19
Compensation	7
Council judge of election	6
Emergency measures	17
General powers of council	11
Legislative officers-the council	3
Legislative procedure	16
Meetings of council	9
Ordinances granting franchises	20
Powers and duties of mayor	15
Powers expressly withheld from council	13
Publication by reference	18A
Publication of ordinances	18
Qualifications of council members	4
Record of ordinances	21
Rules-quorum	10
Selection and term of office of mayor	14
Specific duties of council	12
Terms of office-election-recall	5
Vacancies	8
Miscellaneous Provisions
Amendments	137
Construction of charter	153
Construction of words	152
Definition of misdemeanor	150
Eight-hour day	139
License for sale of liquor forbidden	141
Oath of office	143
Official bonds	144
Outgoing officers	148
Penalty for violation	151
Persons incapacitated to hold office	138
Present ordinances continue in force	149
Proof of charter and ordinances	146
Publicity of accounts and records	145
Salaries of officers and employees	142
Terms of present officers terminate-when	147
When charter shall take effect	140
Open Space
Creation of department of open space	170
Creation of open space board of trustees	172
Disposal of open space land	177
Functions of board	175
Functions of department	171
Open space purposes-open space land	176
Organization and procedure of board	174
Term of office of board members-removal-vacancies	173
Parks and Recreation
Acquisition of park land	163
Article self-executing	169
Conflicting charter provisions declared inapplicable	168
Creation of department	154
Creation of parks and recreation advisory board	157
Disposal of park properties	162
Franchises, leases, permits and licenses in parks	164
Functions of board	160
Functions of department	155
Organization and procedure of board	159
Organization of department	156
Permanent park and recreation fund	161
Repeal of inconsistent charter provisions	166
Severability	167
Term of office of board members-removal-vacancies	158
Transfer of assets, liabilities and surplus from permanent park fund to permanent parks and recreation fund	165
Public Works and Public Improvement Districts
Authority to acquire property	106C
Exemption from property tax limitation	106B
Power to construct or otherwise acquire improvements and create improvement Districts	106
Sidewalks, curbs, trees	107
Surplus and deficiency fund	106A
CIRCUS, CARNIVAL AND MENAGERIE LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-5-5
Conditions of License	4-5-4
Legislative Intent	4-5-1
License Application	4-5-3
License Required	4-5-2
Revocation of License	4-5-7
Term of License	4-5-6
CITY COUNCIL
Appendix Council Procedure	2-1 Appendix
Agenda	II
Council calendar	X
Council liaisons	Xl
Declarations, proclamations and resolutions	XIII
Nominations and elections	VII
Parliamentary procedure	XII
Presiding officer; mayor	I
Procedure in handling major capital improvement projects	IX
Procedure in handling motions	IV
Procedure in handling ordinances, resolutions and important motions	V
Research and study sessions	VIII
Rules of speaking	III
Voting	VI
Council Meetings	2-1-2
Disaster Emergency Review	2-2.5-4
Legislative Intent	2-1-1
CITY MANAGER
Authority to Set Fees and Prices	2-2-16
Duties	2-2-2
May Certify Taxes, Charges and Assessments to County Treasurer for Collection	2-2-12
Powers During Civil Emergencies and Disasters	2-2.5-7
CIVIL EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS
Adherence to Emergency Orders	2-2.5-8
Authority, Succession of	2-2.5-6
Authority to Enter Property	2-2.5-10
Declaration of Disaster Emergency	2-2.5-4
City council review	2-2.5-4
Succession of authority	2-2.5-6
Term of declaration	2-2.5-5
Definitions	2-2.5-2
Department Special Procedures	2-2.5-11
Disaster Emergency, Declaration of	2-2.5-3
Judicial Review	2-2.5-18
Legislative Intent	2-2.5-1
Meetings for Governing Body, Location and Special Procedures	2-2.5-11
Mutual Aid Agreements	2-2.5-12
Powers	2-2.5-7
Report by City Manager, Discretionary Ratification by City Council	2-2.5-14
Roles of City Officials During Declared Disaster Emergency	2-2.5-9
Severability	2-2.5-15
Special Procedures	2-2.5-11
TABOR Funds, Access to	2-2.5-13
CLAIMS AND SUITS, INITIATION AND SETTLEMENT OF	2-2-14
CLIMATE ACTION PLAN EXCISE TAX	3-12
CODE OF CONDUCT
Advisory Options and Outside Counsel Appointment	2-7-13
Appearances of Impropriety Discouraged	2-7-9
Conflicts of Interest Prohibited	2-7-2
Definitions	2-7-15
Disclosure and Recusal Procedure	2-7-10
Duty to Maintain Confidentiality of Privileged Information	2-7-4
Employment of Relatives	2-7-7
Enforcement	2-7-11
Exemptions From Chapter	2-7-14
Gifts to Officials and Employees	2-7-5
Prior Employment, Outside Employment and Subsequent Employment	2-7-6
Purpose, Legislative Intent and Findings	2-7-1
Recusal Procedure	2-7-10
Representing Others Before the City Prohibited	2-7-8
Sanctions and Remedies for Violation	2-7-12
Use of Public Office or Confidential Information for Financial Gain	2-7-3
CODES, STATE STATUTES ADOPTED
Abatement of Dangerous Buildings Code	10-5-3
Building Code	10-5
Electrical Code	10-6
Energy Conservation and Insulation Code	10-7
Fire Prevention Code	10-8
Fuel Gas Code	10-9.5
Hazardous Material Transportation	6-7-3
Housing Code	10-2
Mechanical Code	10-9
Plumbing Code	10-10
Residential Building Code	10-5.5
COMMISSIONS (SEE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS)
COMPOSTABLES (SEE TRASH, RECYCLABLES AND COMPOSTABLES)
CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS	10-4
CONFINEMENTS (See also COURTS AND CONFINEMENTS)	2-6
CONTRACTOR IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-6-5
Contractor Responsibilities	4-6-6
Insurance Required	4-6-4
Legislative Intent	4-6-1
License Application	4-6-3
License Required	4-6-2
Suspension or Revocation of License	4-6-7
Term of License	4-6-8
COURTS AND CONFINEMENTS
Authority to
Arrest and incarcerate	2-6-18
Charge	2-6-17
Detain temporarily	2-6-16
Bond Forfeiture and Default Judgment	2-6-25
Bond Posting	2-6-24
Booking	2-6-19
Booting	2-6-8
City Attorney Is Prosecutor	2-6-12
Civil Emergencies and Disasters, Role of	2-2.5-9
Complaint	2-6-15
Confinement	2-6-38
Contempt	2-6-10
Court Administration	2-6-5
Court Costs	2-6-35
Court Issued Warrants and Summons	2-6-23
Creation, Jurisdiction and Powers of Municipal Court	2-6-3
Deferred Prosecution	2-6-27
Deferred Sentence	2-6-26
Definitions and Interpretation	2-6-2
Forfeiture of Bond and Default Judgment	2-6-25
Form of Summons, Summons and Complaint, Complaint, Penalty Assessment Notice and Parking Ticket	2-6-15
Initiation of Proceedings in Municipal Court	2-6-13
Judges	2-6-4
Jurors
Juror fees	2-6-30
Juror violations	2-6-31
Jurors and jury list	2-6-29
Jury Trial	2-6-28
Legislative Intent	2-6-1
Misconduct in Office	2-6-9
Municipal Court Cases to Be Public	2-6-11
Parking Infraction Office and Scofllaw List	2-6-7
Parking Ticket	2-6-15
Penalty Assessment	2-6-14
Penalty Assessment Notice	2-6-15
Posting Bond	2-6-24
Protective Custody	2-6-21
Release	2-6-20
Sentence, Execution and Writ of Commitment, Suspension, Probation and Default	2-6-37
Sentencing, Consideration of Presentence Confinement	2-6-36
Summons and Complaint	2-6-15
Use of Force	2-6-22
Violations Bureau	2-6-6
Warrants and Summons, Court Issued	2-6-23
Witness Fees	2-6-33
Witness Immunity	2-6-34
CURFEW	5-6-5
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DEFINITIONS	1-2-1
DEPOSITORY	2-2-4
DEVELOPMENT EXCISE TAX	3-8
DISCHARGES (See also INDUSTRIAL AND PROHIBITED DISCHARGES)	11-3
DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT AND PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS, PROHIBITION OF
Administration and Enforcement of Chapter	12-1-8
Authority to Adopt Rules	12-1-11
City Contractors Shall Not Discriminate	12-1-10
City Manager May Appoint Person to Assist in Enforcement	12-1-7
Definitions	12-1-1
Discrimination Prohibited
Employment practices	12-1-3
Housing	12-1-2
Public accommodations	12-1-4
Elements of Proof	12-1-13
Gender Variance Exemptions	12-1-12
Judicial Enforcement of Chapter	12-1-9
Prohibition on Retaliation for and Obstruction of Compliance With This Chapter	12-1-5
Provisions of This Chapter Supplement Other Code Sections	12-1-6
DOG LICENSE
Dog Tags	4-7-6
Legislative Intent	4-7-1
License Application	4-7-3
License Required	4-7-2
Official Records	4-7-7
Rabies Inoculation Required	4-7-5
Term of License	4-7-4
Voice and Sight Control Evidence Tags	6-13
DOMESTIC PARTNERS
Creation and Termination of Domestic Partnerships	12-4-4
Definitions	12-4-2
Private Registry of Domestic Partnerships	12-4-6
Purpose	12-4-1
Recognition of Domestic Partnerships Registered in Previous Registry and Other Jurisdictions	12-4-5
Requirements for Domestic Partnerships	12-4-3
Rules and Rulemaking	12-4-7
DOWNTOWN DESIGN ADVISORY BOARD	2-3-18
DOWNTOWN MANAGEMENT COMMISSION	2-3-5
DRUG TESTING
Definitions	12-3-1
Employers' Rights	12-3-5
Enforcement	12-3-6
Exemptions	12-3-4
Job Applicant Drug Testing Requirements	12-3-3
Post-Employment Drug Testing Requirements	12-3-2
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ELECTIONS AND CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURES AND ACTIVITIES
Campaign Activities
Campaign advertising requirements	13-3-2
Contributions
by city contractors	13-3-3
in name of another prohibited	13-3-4
Legislative intent	13-3-1
Limitation on contribution of currency	13-3-5
Misrepresentation of campaign authority	13-3-6
Campaign Financing Disclosure
Anonymous contributions	13-2-18
Candidate's financial disclosure statement	13-2-3
Contribution limitation	13-2-17
Definitions	13-1-2
Election materials and advertising supporting or opposing candidate to contain sponsor's name	13-2-13
Eligibility for matching funds	13-2-21
Filing, preservation and public inspection of statements	13-2-15
Incumbent's financial disclosure statement	13-2-4
Independent expenditures	13-2-10
Legislative intent	13-2-1
Notice of disclosure requirements and enforcement	13-2-16
Political committee filing and reporting requirements	13-2-12
Public matching funds	13-2-20
Solicitation for candidate campaign funds	13-2-14
Statement of contributions and expenditures
issue committee	13-2-11
official candidate committee	13-2-8
unofficial candidate committee	13-2-9
Statement of organization
issue committee	13-2-7
official candidate committee	13-2-5
unofficial candidate committee	13-2-6
Unexpended campaign contributions	13-2-19
Violations and penalty	13-2-22
Complaints Related to Election Procedures and Regulations
Allegation of election code violation	13-4-2
Confidentiality of investigation	13-4-13
Denial of request for action by city clerk	13-4-4
Determination by city clerk final	13-4-5
Hearing procedures	13-4-7
Initial review of request for action	13-4-3
Legislative intent	13-4-1
Negative determination by city clerk	13-4-8
No appeal to city council	13-4-12
Power of city clerk to hold hearings	13-4-6
Power of city clerk to issue remedial order or warning	13-4-9
Referral to city attorney for criminal or civil prosecution	13-4-10
Remedies not exclusive	13-4-11
Elections
Absentee ballot cards	13-1-4
Duplication of absentee ballots for counting	13-1-5
Incorporation of Uniform Election Code of 1992, as amended, with modifications
Initiative and referendum	13-1-7
Legislative intent	13-1-1
Responsibility of the city manager	13-1-3
Special provisions concerning filling vacancies by special election	13-1-8
Submission of Citizen Petitions for Comment Prior to Circulation	13-1-6
ELECTRICAL CODE	10-6
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
Legislative Intent	4-8-1
Registration Required	4-8-2
Revocation of Registration	4-8-4
Term of Registration	4-8-3
ELEVATOR, DUMBWAITER, MATERIALS LIFT, ESCALATOR AND MOVING WALK LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-22-5
Conveyances to Which Chapter Not Applicable	4-22-6
Definitions	4-22-2
Inspections Required	4-22-8
Legislative Intent	4-22-1
License Application	4-22-4
License Required	4-22-3
Revocation	4-22-9
Term of License	4-22-7
ENERGY CONSERVATION AND INSULATION CODE	10-7
ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY BOARD	2-3-16
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FEES, RATES AND CHARGES
Capital Facility Impact Fee	8-9
Encroachment Investigation Fee	8-6-5
Juror Fees	2-6-30
Licenses and Permits	4-20
Manager's Authority to Set Fees and Prices	2-2-16
Parks and Recreation	8-3-8
Witness Fees	2-6-33
FIRE CONTRACTOR LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-25-6
Classifications of Licenses	4-25-4
Contractor Responsibilities	4-25-7
Definition of Fire Contractor	4-25-2
Fire Protection Contractors	4-25-10
Legislative Intent	4-25-1
License Application	4-25-5
License Required; Exception	4-25-3
Revocation and Suspension of License	4-25-8
Term of License	4-25-9
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Authority of Fire Department	2-5-2
Fire Chief, Powers and Duties of	2-5-5
Firefighters' Pension Fund Board of Trustees	2-3-13
Government Organization	1-5
Identification Card for Firefighters	2-5-4
Legislative Intent	2-5-1
Pensions	2-9
Rules and Regulations	2-5-3
FIRE PREVENTION CODE
Adoption	10-8
Air Quality	6-9
Burning	6-9
FIREARMS	5-8
FIREWORKS	5-6-6
FLOOD MANAGEMENT UTILITY (See also STORM WATER AND FLOOD MANAGEMENT UTILITY)	11-5
FLOODPLAINS	9-3
FUEL GAS CODE	10-9.5
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GARBAGE (See also TRASH, RECYCLABLES AND COMPOSTABLES)	6-3
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION	2-2-3
Boards and Commissions	2-3
City Council	2-1
Code of Conduct	2-7
Courts and Confinements	2-6
Fire Department	2-5
General Administration	2-2
Investment of City Funds	2-10
Police Administration	2-4
Police and Fire Pensions	2-9
Purchasing Procedures	2-8
GREEN BUILDING AND GREEN POINTS PROGRAM
Administration	10-7.5-2
Alteration or Modification	10-7.5-5
Definitions	10-7.5-7
Legislative Intent	10-7.5-1
Mandatory Requirements	10-7.5-3
Purpose	10-7.5-1
Regulations	10-7.5-6
Resource Conservation	10-7.5-4
Scope	10-7.5-2
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HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION
Adoption of Federal and State Laws and Regulations Affecting Transportation of Hazardous Material	6-7-3
Authority to Impound	6-7-9
Definitions	6-7-2
Inspections	6-7-6
Legislative Intent	6-7-1
Notification to Emergency Response Authority	6-7-7
Operating Requirements	6-7-5
Violations of Hazardous Material Transportation Chapter	6-7-4
HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL	6-3-10
HEALTH, SAFETY AND SANITATION
Air Quality	6-9
Animals	6-1
Hazardous Material Transportation	6-7
Nuclear Free Zone	6-8
Ozone-Depleting Compounds	6-11
Pesticide Use	6-10
Protection of Trees and Plants	6-6
Rodent Control	6-5
Smoking Regulation	6-4
Trash, Recyclables and Compostables	6-3
Trash, Recyclables and Compostables Hauling	6-12
Trash Hauling	6-12
Voice and Sight Control Evidence Tags	6-13
Weed Control	6-2
HEARINGS, QUASI-JUDICIAL	1-3
HISTORIC PRESERVATION (See also LAND USE CODE)	Title 9
HOUSING CODE	10-2
HOUSING EXCISE TAX	3-9
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION	2-3-6
HUMAN RIGHTS
Domestic Partners	12-4
Drug Testing	12-3
Landlord-Tenant Relations	12-2
Prohibition of Discrimination in Housing Employment and Public Accommodations	12-1
Resident Commissioner for the Housing Authority	2-3-19
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IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT	84
INDUSTRIAL AND PROHIBITED DISCHARGES
Accidental Discharges	11-3-8
Administrative Enforcement Remedies	11-3-22
Amalgam Wastewater Treatment and Disposal	11-3-9
Application of Chapter	11-3-2
City's Right of Revision	11-3-28
Civil and Criminal Liability for Expenses and Fines	11-3-20
Confidential Information	11-3-32
Definitions	11-3-3
Dilution of Discharge	11-3-7
Disconnection and Reconnection	11-3-27
Excess User Charge	11-3-24
Fees and Charges	11-3-29
General Prohibitions	11-3-4
Grease/Sand Interceptors and Grease Traps	11-3-11
Industrial Discharge Permit	11-3-15
Injunctive Relief	11-3-21
Inspection	11-3-30
Legislative Intent	11-3-1
Monitoring Facilities	11-3-16
Notification of Hazardous Waste	11-3-26
Photographic Material Processing	11-3-12
Preemption by State or Federal Standards Unless City Standards More Stringent	11-3-6
Pretreatment Facilities	11-3-31
Public Notification	11-3-23
Reporting Requirements	11-3-18
Rules	11-3-15
Sampling and Analysis	11-3-17
Septage Tank Waste	11-3-9
Special Agreements and Contracts	11-3-10
Specific Pollutant Limitations and Maximum Allowable Industrial Loadings	11-3-5
Suspension and Revocation of Permit	11-3-19
Wastewater Classification Survey	11-3-14
INVESTMENT OF CITY FUNDS
Authorized Investments	2-10-8
Competitive Transactions	2-10-11
Delegation of Authority	2-10-5
Ethics and Conflicts of Interest	2-10-7
Fund Pooling	2-10-3
Investment Objectives	2-10-4
Legislative Intent	2-10-1
Performance Benchmarks	2-10-15
Portfolio Maturities and Liquidity	2-10-9
Prudence	2-10-6
Reporting	2-10-16
Safekeeping and Custody	2-10-14
Scope	2-10-2
Selection
Banks and savings and loans	2-10-13
Financial institutions acting as broker/dealers and broker/dealers	2-10-12
Social Responsibility	2-10-10
ITINERANT MERCHANT LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-10-5
Certain Sales Prohibited	4-10-2
Legislative Intent	4-10-1
License Application	4-10-4
License Required	4-10-3
License to Be Issued and Displayed	4-10-6
Revocation and Suspension of License	4-10-8
Term of License	4-10-7
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JUDGES (See also COURTS AND CONFINEMENTS)	2-6-4
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LAND USE CODE
Accessory Buildings in Residential Zone	9-7-8
Addressing	9-9-20
Amendment Procedures	9-2-10
Amendments and Effect of Pending Amendments	9-1-5
Annexation
Land in process of annexation	9-12-18
Requirements	9-2-16
Annexed Land	9-2-17
Appeals	9-4, 9-4-4
Appendices
Avigation easement	Appendix F
Downtown pedestrian district	Appendix E
Height restrictions for nonstandard lots	Appendix C
Major streets	Appendix a
Medium density overlay zone	Appendix D
Setback relative to building height	Appendix B
Transit Village Area Plan Boundary	Appendix G
Application of Regulations	9-1-3
Board of Zoning Adjustment and Building Appeals	2-3-12
Building Height	9-7
Bulk Standards	9-7
Decisions	9-4
Definitions	9-16-1
Density	9-8
Development Review	9-2
Development Review Procedures	9-4-2
Development Standards
Addressing	9-9-20
Building design	9-9-3
Dedication	9-9-8
Easements	9-9-10
Entire use located on one lot	9-9-2(e)
Fences and walls	9-9-15
Fire and life safety	9-9-2(a)
General provisions	9-1-2(d), 9-1-2(e), 9-9-2
Hot tubs	9-9-19
Improvement of rights-of-way	9-9-8
Intent	9-9-1
Landscaping and screening standards	9-9-12
Lighting, outdoor	9-9-16
Loading standards	9-9-9
Maximum permitted buildings on lot	9-9-2(b)
Off-street loading standards	9-9-9
Open space, usable	9-9-11
Outdoor lighting	9-9-16
Parcel as building lot and merger of nonstandard lots or parcels	9-9-2(c)
Parking lot landscaping standards	9-9-14
Parking standards	9-9-6
Public improvements	9-9-4
Recycling areas	9-9-18
Reservations, dedication and improvement of rights-of-way	9-9-8
Rights-of-way improvements	9-9-8
Screening	9-9-12
Sight triangles	9-9-7
Signs	9-9-21
Site access control	9-9-5
Transit Village Area Plan Boundary	Appendix G
Solar access	9-9-17
Spas	9-9-19
Streetscape design standards	9-9-13
Swimming pools, spas and hot tubs	9-9-19
Trash storage and recycling areas	9-9-18
Trip generation requirements	9-9-22
Usable open space	9-9-11
Walls	9-9-15
Window requirements for buildings	9-9-3(a)
Zoning standards for lots in two or more zoning districts	9-9-2(d)
Districts	9-5-2
Easements	9-9-10
Enforcement
Administrative procedures and remedies	9-15-3
Criminal sanctions	9-15-4
Declaration of use	9-15-6
General provisions	9-15-1
Inspections authorized	9-15-2
Multiple dwelling units and occupancy specific defenses	9-15-9
Other remedies	9-15-5
Private right of action	9-15-7
Unauthorized buildings and uses arising before December 31, 1962	9-15-8
Enforcement of Land Use Regulations	9-1-2(k)
Fences and Walls	9-9-15
Financial Guarantees	9-2-20
Form and Bulk Standards
Accessory buildings in residential zone	9-7-8
Building coverage, maximum	9-7-11
Building height
appurtenances	9-7-7
conditional	9-7-6
generally	9-7-5
Mobile home park form and bulk standards	9-7-13
Schedule of form and bulk standards	9-7-1
Setback
encroachments	9-7-3
front porches; encroachments	9-7-4
standards	9-7-2
Side yard
bulk plane	9-7-9
wall articulation	9-7-10
Two detached dwellings on single lot	9-7-9
General Provisions	9-1
Growth Management	9-1-2(j)
Historic Preservation
Amendment of designation	9-11-9
Appeal or call-up of disapproved proposals	9-11-7
Call-up by city council	9-11-16
City council may designate or amend landmarks and historic districts	9-11-2
Construction on proposed landmark sites or in proposed districts	9-11-11
Council ordinance designating landmark or historic district	9-11-6
Enforcement and penalties	9-11-22
Initiation of designation for individual landmarks and historic districts	9-11-3
Landmark alteration certificate
application	9-11-13
hearing	9-11-15
issuance	9-11-17
required	9-11-12
staff review	9-11-14
standards for applications	9-11-18
Landmarks board and city manager authorized to adopt rules	9-11-24
Landmarks board designation public hearing	9-11-5
Limitation on resubmission and reconsideration of proposed designation	9-11-8
Property maintenance required	9-11-20
Public process for historic districts	9-11-4
Purpose and legislative intent	9-11-1
Recognition of structures of merit	9-11-21
Review of permits for demolition, on-site relocation and off-site
relocation of buildings not designated	9-11-23
Revocation of designation	9-11-10
Staff review of application for landmark alteration certificate	9-11-14
Unsafe or dangerous conditions exempted	9-11-19
Hot Tubs	9-9-19
How to Use This Code	9-1-2
Improvements	9-2-20
Inclusionary Zoning
Administrative remedies	9-13-11
Affordable housing requirements
ownership units	9-13-8
rental projects	9-13-7
Cash-in-lieu equivalent for a single permanently affordable unit	9-13-5
Findings	9-13-1
General inclusionary housing requirements	9-13-3
How to use this code	9-1-2(i)
Inclusionary obligation based upon size of project	9-13-4
Monitoring	9-13-12
No taking of property without just compensation	9-13-10
Off-site inclusionary zoning option	9-13-6
Purpose	9-13-2
Requirements applicable to all required permanently affordable units	9-13-9
Intensity Standards
Density and occupancy of efficiency living units	9-8-7
Density in RH-1, RH-2, RH-3 and RH-7 districts	9-8-3
Floor area ratio requirements	9-8-2
Housing types and density bonuses within an RMX-2 zoning district	9-8-4
Occupancy equivalencies for group residences	9-8-6
Occupancy of dwelling units	9-8-5
Schedule of intensity standards	9-8-1
Landscaping and Screening Standards	9-9-12
Legislative Intent	9-1-1
Lighting, Outdoor	9-9-16
Map, Zoning	9-1-2(b), 9-5-3
Minor Subdivision	9-12-5
Modular Zone System	9-1-2(c), 9-5-1
Nonconformance Standards	9-1-2(g)
Changes to nonstandard buildings, structures and lots of nonconforming uses	9-10-3
Continuation or restoration of nonconforming uses, nonstandard buildings, structures and lots	9-10-2
Purpose and scope	9-10-1
Numbering	9-1-2(a)
Open Space, Usable	9-9-11
Organization	9-1-2(a)
Outdoor Lighting	9-9-16
Overlay Districts
Airport influence zone	9-3-10
Conveyance zone	9-3-4
Development violating chapter is nuisance	9-3-8
Floodplains
development permits	9-3-6
generally	9-3-2
regulations governing	9-3-3
High hazard zone	9-3-5
Medium density overlay zone	Appendix D, 9-3-11
Purpose of overlays and how to use the overlays	9-3-1
Stream protection	9-3-9
Variances	9-3-7
Water body protection	9-3-9
Wetlands protection	9-3-9
Overlay Districts and Development Standards	9-1-2(d)
Parking Lot Landscaping Standards	9-9-14
Parking Standards	9-9-6
Planning Board	2-3-11
Public Hearing Requirements	9-2-8
Public Hearings	9-4-4
Public Notice, Decisions and Appeals
Appeals, call-ups and public hearings	9-4-4
Development review procedures	9-4-2
Public notice requirements	9-4-3
Purpose	9-4-1
Recycling Areas	9-9-18
Residential Growth Management System
Allocation schedule	9-14-4
Allocations available	9-14-3
Allocations needed	9-14-2(b)
Applications	9-14-5
Building permit approvals	9-14-2(d)
Building permits	9-14-2(a)
Calculations and award of allocations	9-14-6
Conditions of approval	9-14-7
Construction and inspection schedule for building permit	9-14-2(f)
Excess allocations provisions	9-14-10
Exemptions	9-14-8
General provisions	9-14-2
Guarantee of one allocation for each development	9-14-2(g)
Legislative intent	9-14-1
Maximum allocations	9-14-2(c)
Regulations	9-14-9
Thirty days to obtain building permit	9-14-2(e)
Review Process
Administrative review process	9-2-2
Amendment procedures	9-2-10
Annexation requirements	9-2-16
Compliance with development agreement	9-2-11
Concept plan review and comment	9-2-13
Creation of vested rights	9-2-19
Development progress required	9-2-12
Development review
action	9-2-7
application	9-2-6
process	9-2-5
Good neighbor meetings and management plans	9-2-4
Public hearing requirements	9-2-8
Required improvements and financial guarantees	9-2-20
Rezoning	9-2-18
Site review	9-2-14
Specific use standards, general	9-2-9
Types of reviews	9-2-1
Use review	9-2-15
Variances and interpretations	9-2-3
Zoning of annexed land	9-2-17
Rezoning	9-2-18
Screening	9-9-12
Setback	9-7
Sight Triangles	9-9-7
Signs	9-9-21
Site Review	9-2-14
Site Review Process	9-1-2(f)
Solar Access	9-9-17
Spas	9-9-19
Streetscape Design Standards	9-9-13
Subdivision
Application for building permits prior to plat recording	9-12-11
Application of chapter	9-12-2
Dedication of public rights-of-way	9-12-16
Enforcement remedies	9-12-17
Final plat
generally	9-12-8
procedure	9-12-10
Financial guarantees, subdivider	9-12-13
How to use this code	9-1-2(h)
Improvements
city acceptance of	9-12-15
warranty, public	9-12-14
Land in process of annexation	9-12-18
Legislative intent	9-12-1
Lot lines
adjustment	9-12-3
elimination	9-12-4
verification	9-12-9
Minor subdivision	9-12-5
Preliminary plat
application requirements	9-12-6
staff review and approval	9-12-7
Standards for lots and public improvements	9-12-12
Swimming Pools, Spas and Hot Tubs	9-9-19
Transitional Regulations	9-1-4
Trash Storage and Recycling Areas	9-9-18
Trip Generation Requirements for MU-4, RH-6 and RH-7 Zoning Districts	9-9-22
Use Review	9-2-15
Use Standards
Agriculture and natural resources uses	9-6-4
Commercial, retail and industrial uses	9-6-9
Office, medical and financial uses	9-6-7
Parks and recreation uses	9-6-8
Public and institutional uses	9-6-6
Schedule of permitted land uses	9-6-1
Specific use standards
general	9-6-2
residential uses	9-6-3
Temporary lodging, dining, entertainment and cultural uses	9-6-5
Variances and Interpretations	9-2-3
Variances of Standards/Site Review Process	9-1-2(f)
Vested Rights	9-2-19
Walls	9-9-15
Zones
Airport influence zone	9-3-10
Conveyance zone	9-3-4
Downtown pedestrian district	Appendix E
Floodplain	9-3
High hazard zone	9-3-5
Medium density overlay zone	9-3-11
Overlay districts	9-3
Zoning districts	9-5-2
Zoning Districts	9-5-2
Zoning Map	9-1-2(b), 9-5-3
LANDLORD-TENANT RELATIONS
Definitions	12-2-2
Interest Rate on Security Deposits	12-2-7
Leases to Be Provided	12-2-3
Legislative Intent	12-2-1
Ownership of Security Deposit and Payment of Interest	12-2-5
Return of Accrued Interest Enforcement	12-2-6
Waiver Void	12-2-8
Written Disclosures Required	12-2-4
LANDMARKS BOARD	2-3-7
LIBRARY COMMISSION	2-3-8
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Auctioneer License	4-3
Beverages Licenses	4-2
Building Contractor License	4-4
Cemetery Permits	4-26
Circus, Carnival and Menagerie License	4-5
Contractor in the Public Right-of-Way License	4-6
Dog License	4-7
Electrical Contractor Registration	4-8
Elevator, Dumbwaiter, Materials Lift, Escalator and Moving Walk License	4-22
Fees
Airport fees	4-20-1
Alcohol and fermented malt beverage license and application fees	4-20-2
Animal-drawn vehicle permit fees	4-20-36
Animal impoundment fee	4-20-39
Auctioneer license fees	4-20-3
Building contractor license and building permit fees	4-20-4
Capital facility impact fee	4-20-62
Circus, carnival and menagerie license fees	4-20-5
City manager rebate authority	4-20-62
Court and vehicle impoundment costs, fees and civil penalties	4-20-55
Development application fees	4-20-43
Dog license fees	4-20-7
Domestic partnership registration fees	4-20-59
Electrical contractor registration and electrical permit fees	4-20-8
Elevator, dumbwaiter, materials lift, escalator, moving walk, wheelchair lift and stairway lift certificate fees	4-20-48
Fire code permit and inspection fees	4-20-52
Fire contractor license fee	4-20-56
Floodplain development permits and flood control variance fees	4-20-44
Historic preservation application fees	4-20-37
Horse concession park use fee	4-20-40
Itinerant merchant license fee	4-20-10
Local improvement district fees	4-20-12
Mall license and permit fees	4-20-11
Mechanical contractor license and mechanical permit fees	4-20-13
Mobile home park and mobile home installer license fee	4-20-14
Monthly wastewater user charges	4-20-28
Monthly water user charges	4-20-25
Neighborhood parking permit fee	4-20-49
News box fees	4-20-57
Open space and mountain parks commercial and limited use permit fees	4-20-61
Park and recreation admission fees	4-20-41
Parking meter hood permit fees and deposit	4-20-35
Parks and open space parking permit fee	4-20-54
Plumber, plumbing contractor and plumbing permit fees	4-20-15
Prairie dog lethal control permit fees	4-20-58
Public right-of-way permit and contractor license fees	4-20-6
Rebate authority	4-20-63
Revocable right-of-way permit/lease application fee	4-20-20
Secondhand dealer and pawnbroker license fee	4-20-17
Sign contractor license fees and sign permit fees	4-20-21
Solar access permit fees	4-20-33
Stream permit and map revision fee	4-20-53
Storm water and flood management fees	4-20-45
Storm water and flood management utility plant investment fee	4-20-46
Tax license fees	4-20-38
Voice and sight control evidence tag fees	4-20-60
Wastewater classification survey filing fee and industrial and groundwater discharge permit fees and charges	4-20-31
Wastewater permit fees	4-20-27
Wastewater plant investment fees	4-20-29
Water body permit and map revision fee	4-20-53
Water permit fees	4-20-23
Water plant investment fees	4-20-26
Wetlands permit and map revision fee	4-20-53
Zoning adjustment filing fees	4-20-47
Fire Contractor License	4-25
General Licensing Provisions
Authority to deny issuance of license	4-1-9
City manager
may issue regulations	4-1-12
to issue licenses	4-1-2
to keep license register	4-1-7
Insurance required	4-1-8
Legislative intent	4-1-1
Posting of licenses	4-1-5
Refund where license not issued	4-1-6
Renewal	4-1-3
Revocation not exclusive remedy	4-1-11
Revocation of licenses	4-1-10
Term of licenses; renewal	4-1-3
Transferability of licenses	4-1-4
Itinerant Merchant License	4-10
Mall Permits and Leases	4-11
Mechanical Contractor License	4-13
Mobile Home Park Permit and Mobile Home Installer's License	4-14
Neighborhood Parking Zone Permits	4-23
News Box Leases and Regulation	4-27
Parks and Open Space Parking Permits	4-24
Pawnbroker License	4-17
Plumbing Contractor and Apprentice Plumber License	4-15
Police Alarm Systems	4-16
Secondhand Dealer and Pawnbroker License	4-17
Sign Contractor License	4-21
Street, Sidewalk and Public Property Use Permits	4-18
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS	8-1
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MALL PERMITS AND LEASES
Advocacy Area Permit	4-11-4.5
Ambulatory Vending Permit	4-11-5
Amendments	4-11-23
Amplified Sound Permit	4-11-6
Appendix a	4-11
Application Procedures	4-11-19
Building Extension Permit or Lease	4-11-7
Building Ornament Permit	4-11-8
Definitions	4-11-2
Designation of Mall Zones	4-11-3
Entertainment Vending Permit	4-11-9
General Permit and Lease Requirements	4-11-18
Kiosk Lease	4-11-10
Legislative Intent	4-11-1
Mobile Vending Cart Permit	4-11-12
Newspaper Vending Machines	4-11-13
Personal Services Vending Permit	4-11-14
Rental of Advertising Space on Informational Kiosks	4-11-11
Sidewalk Sales Permits	4-11-15
Special Activity Permit	4-11-16
Special Entertainment Permit	4-11-17
Termination of Permits	4-11-22
Transfers of Permits and Leases	4-11-20
Uses Prohibited Without Permit	4-11-4
Utilities	4-11-21
MECHANICAL CODE	10-9
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-13-6
Classifications of Licenses	4-13-4
Contractor Responsibilities	4-13-7
Definition of Mechanical Contractor	4-13-2
Legislative Intent	4-13-1
License Application	4-13-5
License Required; Exception	4-13-3
Revocation and Suspension of License	4-13-8
Term of License	4-13-9
MOBILE HOME PARK PERMIT AND MOBILE HOME INSTALLER'S LICENSE
Legislative Intent	4-14-1
Licenses Required	4-14-2
Mobile Home Installer's License	4-14-4
Mobile Home Park Permit	4-14-3
MOBILE HOME PARKS	10-12
MOTOR VEHICLES (See also VEHICLES, PEDESTRIANS AND PARKING)	Title 7
MUNICIPAL COURT (See also COURTS AND CONFINEMENTS)	2-6
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NEIGHBORHOOD PARKING ZONE PERMITS
Guest Permits	4-23-3
Legislative Intent	4-23-1
Permit Issuance	4-23-2
Revocation	4-23-5
Temporary Permits	4-23-4
NEWS BOX LEASES AND REGULATION
Area Regulated	4-27-2
Definitions	4-27-3
Fees	4-27-9
Inapplicability of Other Code Sections	4-27-11
Installation of News Box Banks	4-27-5
Legislative Intent	4-27-1
Location of News Box Banks	4-27-4
News Box Identification Required	4-27-12
News Box Use	4-27-6
Obligations of Users	4-27-7
Priority and Transition	4-27-10
Term, Expiration and Revocation	4-27-8
Unused News Boxes Prohibited	4-27-13
NOISE
Generally	5-9
Vehicle Noise	7-3-4
NUCLEAR FREE ZONE
Affirmative Defenses	6-8-6
Definitions	6-8-2
Legislative Intent	6-8-1
Private Right of Action	6-8-7
Prohibitions
Nuclear weapons	6-8-3
Nuclear weapons facilities and materials	6-8-4
Nuclear weapons research	6-8-5
NUISANCES
Abatement of Public Nuisances	10-2.5
Removal of Public Nuisances	8-6-4
Weed Control	6-2
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OCCUPATION TAX	3-7
OCCUPATION TAX ON LOCAL EXCHANGE TELEPHONE SERVICE SUPPLIERS	3-6
OFFENSES
Alcohol Offenses
Alcoholic beverage on mall on Halloween prohibited	5-7-9
City manager authority to grant permission to consume alcoholic beverages on city-owned property	5-7-5
Definitions	5-7-1
Possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages in public prohibited	5-7-2
Possession and sale by minors unlawful	5-7-4
Preservation of evidence seized for violation of this chapter	5-7-7
Taking fermented malt beverage from premises licensed	5-7-8
Unlawful to sell or give to or procure from minors	5-7-3
Applicability of Defenses	5-2-12
Application of Code	5-2-2
Camping or Lodging on Property Without Consent	5-6-10
Choice of Evils	5-2-15
Common Law Crimes Abolished	5-2-3
Consent	5-2-13
Conspiracy	5-2-10
Courts and Confinements	2-6
Criminal Attempt	5-2-9
Curlew	5-6-5
Definitions	5-1-1
Duress	5-2-21
Entrapment	5-2-22
Execution of Public Duty	5-2-14
Fireworks	5-6-6
Fraudulent Identification Prohibited	5-6-12
General Penalties	5-2-4
General Provisions	5-2
Graffiti Prohibited	5-4-14
Hotel and Motel Registration	5-6-4
Impaired Mental Condition	5-2-23
Inhaling Toxic Vapors	5-6-11
Intoxication	5-2-24
Juvenile Curfew	5-6-5
Legislative Intent	5-2-1
Matters of Local and Mixed Concern	5-2-26
Miscellaneous Offenses	5-6
Mistake	5-2-25
Noise
Certain musical instruments prohibited on mall	5-9-9
Definitions	5-9-2
Disrupting quiet enjoyment of home	5-9-5
Exceeding decibel sound levels
from motor vehicle prohibited	5-9-4
prohibited	5-9-3
Legislative intent	5-9-1
Sound variances	5-9-10
Unreasonable noise prohibited	5-9-6, 5-9-7, 5-9-8
Offenses Against Government Operations
Abuse of public record	5-5-9
Accessory to a violation	5-5-11
Breaking into animal pound	5-5-15
Compounding	5-5-6
Crossing police line	5-5-17
Disobeying order of firefighter	5-5-14
Duty to report fires	5-5-12
False application prohibited	5-5-19
False reports	5-5-10
Impersonating
peace officer	5-5-7
public servant	5-5-8
Obstructing a peace officer or firefighter	5-5-3
Obstructing government operations	5-5-1
Refusal to permit inspections	5-5-4
Refusing to aid a police officer	5-5-5
Refusing to aid firefighter	5-5-13
Resisting arrest	5-5-2
Suspension of facility privileges	5-5-18
Tampering with boot	5-5-16
Offenses Against Property
Damaging property of another	5-4-1
Damaging public property	5-4-2
Depositing trash on property in violation of sign	5-4-12
Fires on public property	5-4-10
Graffiti prohibited	5-4-14
Grazing on public property	5-4-7
Littering	5-4-13
Outdoor furniture restriction	5-4-16
Polluting streams	5-4-11
Posting signs on property of another prohibited	5-4-15
Rolling or throwing rocks on public property	5-4-8
Trespass
generally	5-4-3
on public buildings	5-4-5
on public property	5-4-6
to a motor vehicle	5-4-4
Unauthorized research projects	5-4-9
Offenses Against the Person
Aggressive begging prohibited	5-3-7
Assault in the third degree	5-3-1
Begging in certain places prohibited	5-3-12
Brandishing a weapon	5-3-9
Brawling	5-3-2
Failure to pay wages due	5-3-13
Harassment near health care facility	5-3-10
Nuisance party prohibited	5-3-11
Obstructing public streets, places or buildings	5-3-5
Physical harassment	5-3-3
Threatening bodily injury	5-3-4
Use of fighting words	5-3-6
Penalties Not Released by Repeal	5-2-27
Principals and Parties Subject to Change Under This Code	5-2-8
Projectiles on Mall	5-6-9
Prosecution of Multiple Counts for Same Act	5-2-11
Public Urination	5-6-7
Requirements for Criminal Liability and for Offenses of Strict Liability and of Mental Culpability	5-2-7
Skateboards on Mall	5-6-8
Statute of Limitations	5-2-6
Unlawful Use of Vehicle as Residence	5-6-3
Use of Physical Force
In defense of
person	5-2-17
premises	5-2-18
property	5-2-19
Generally	5-2-16
Making an arrest or in preventing an escape	5-2-20
Violations	5-2-5
Weapons
Aiming weapon at another	5-8-6
Carrying a concealed weapon	5-8-9
City manager may designate target ranges	5-8-26
Deadly weapons in city buildings prohibited	5-8-15
Defenses	5-8-22
Definitions	5-8-2
Discharge of firearms	5-8-3
Exemptions from chapter	5-8-25
Firearms dealers; display of weapons	5-8-27
Flourishing deadly weapon in alarming manner	5-8-7
Forfeiture and disposition of deadly weapons	5-8-24
Legislative intent	5-8-1
Negligently shooting bow or slingshot	5-8-5
Open carriage of firearms in carrying cases required	5-8-21
Parent or legal guardian liability for illegal possession of firearms by minor	5-8-20
Possessing and discharging firearm or bow in park or open space	5-8-4
Possessing firearm while intoxicated	5-8-11
Possession of firearm by minor prohibited	5-8-16
Possession of illegal weapons	5-8-10
Possession of loaded firearms	5-8-8
Providing firearm to intoxicated persons or minors	5-8-12
Providing rifle or shotgun to minor prohibited	5-8-17
Seizure of weapons	5-8-23
Setting spring gun	5-8-14
State preemption	5-8-38
Unlawful storage
assault weapons	5-8-18
firearms where there is personal injury	5-8-19
OPEN SPACE (See PARKS, OPEN SPACE, STREETS AND PUBLIC WAYS)
OZONE-DEPLETING COMPOUNDS
Definitions	6-11-2
Enforcement	6-11-12
Fire Extinguishing Systems or Units Which Utilize Halon	6-11-8
Legislative Intent	6-11-1
Maintenance of Records	6-11-10
Manufacture and Sale of Products Which Use an Ozone-Depleting Compound as a Propellant or Energy Source Banned	6-11-5
Motor Vehicle Air Conditioners	6-11-3
Permit Required for Sales of Certain Fire Extinguishers	6-11-9
Prohibition on Certain Packaging Materials	6-11-7
Prohibition on Manufacture, Sale, Distribution or Installation of Certain Material for Padding or Building Insulation	6-11-6
Refrigeration Systems	6-11-4
Regulations	6-11-11
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PARKING
Neighborhood Permit Parking Zones	2-2-15
Standards	9-9-6
Vehicles, Pedestrians and Parking	Title 7
PARKS AND OPEN SPACE PARKING PERMITS
Designation of Areas Subject to Permit Requirements	4-24-2
Exemption From Permit	4-24-4
Legislative Intent	4-24-1
Permit Issuance	4-24-3
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD	2-3-10
PARKS, OPEN SPACE, STREETS AND PUBLIC WAYS
Capital Facility Impact Fee
City manager rules	8-9-6
Credit	8-9-4
Definitions	8-9-2
Earmarked	8-9-5
Legislative inten	8-9-1
Purpose	8-9-1
Rate	4-20-62
Regulatory requirements, general	8-9-3
Cemeteries
Abandoned burial spaces	8-7-13
Burial	8-7-14
City responsibility	8-7-11
Decoration of graves	8-7-10
Definitions	8-7-2
Entrances	8-7-4
Grave marker rubbings prohibited	8-7-8
Grave markers	8-7-15
Hours	8-7-3
Legislative intent	8-7-1
Other code provisions	8-7-16
Pedestrian uses prohibited	8-7-7
Projectiles	8-7-5
Transfer of ownership	8-7-12
Treatment of grave markers	8-7-9
Vehicles and cemetery drives	8-7-6
Easement Encroachments	8-6
Improvement Districts
Advisory committee	8-4-10
Authority for board to issue bonds or negotiable securities	8-4-18
Bond election	8-4-19
Budget	8-4-13
Charges are a lien; foreclosure	8-4-16
City council is governing body of district	8-4-8
Correction of faulty notice	8-4-25
Definitions	8-4-2
Dissolution	8-4-26
District board meeting	8-4-9
Election under article x, section 20 of Colorado constitution	8-4-20
Elections	8-4-27
Filing ordinance	8-4-7
Fiscal year	8-4-13
Hearing	8-4-5
Improvement district ordinance	8-4-6
Inclusion and exclusion of additional property in district	8-4-24
Legislative intent	8-4-1
Levies to cover deficiencies	8-4-14
Limitation upon issuance of refunding bonds	8-4-23
Petition to initiate district	8-4-3
Powers of the district	8-4-11
Powers to levy taxes	8-4-12
Procedures for imposing charges	8-4-15
Rate of tax levy; budget; fiscal year	8-4-13
Refunding bonds	8-4-21
Reserve fund	8-4-17
Schedule of hearing and notice requirements	8-4-4
Use of proceeds of refunding bonds	8-4-22
Leases	8-6
Local Improvements
Appeal from final ordinance	8-1-15
Appeal from ordinance	8-1-9
Assessments create liens; lien priority established	8-1-16
Ceiling on assessments	8-1-7
Construction of improvements	8-1-8
Council hearing on proposed project and district formation	8-1-5
Council hearing to levy final assessments	8-1-11
Credit for existing improvements	8-1-14
Deferred payment	8-1-19
Definitions	8-1-2
Final assessment proceedings	8-1-10
Initiation of local improvement project
city manager	8-1-3
petition	8-1-4
Installment payments and delinquent assessments	8-1-18
Interest-free period	8-1-20
Legislative intent	8-1-1
Levying assessments; special benefit	8-1-13
Ordinance establishing district and ordering improvements	8-1-6
Ordinance levying final assessments	8-1-12
Special assessment certificates	8-1-21
When lump sum payment due	8-1-17
Open Space and Mountain Parks Visitor Master Plan Implementation
Competitive events prohibited	8-8-10
Fishing prohibited except where posted	8-8-5
Habitat conservation area designated	8-8-2
Model glider flying	8-8-4
Newly acquired properties available for public use only after opening	8-8-6
Permits
commercial uses on open space and mountain parks lands	8-8-9
off-trail use in habitat conservation areas	8-8-7
special uses on open space and mountain parks	8-8-8
Purpose	8-8-1
Travel restricted to designated trails in habitat conservation areas	8-8-3
Parks and Recreation
Applicability	8-3-2
Authority of park patrol officers	8-3-12
Boulder Reservoir and Coot Lake	8-3-15
Boulder Reservoir boat permits required	8-3-16
City manager may issue rules	8-3-3
Coot lake	8-3-15
Delegation concerning leases, licenses and permits	8-3-22
Fees	8-3-8
Fires	8-3-4
Fixed hardware prohibited	8-3-20
Glass bottles prohibited	8-3-9
Hitting golf balls prohibited	8-3-10
Horses and livestock	8-3-7
Legislative intent	8-3-1
Permits
concerts and sound systems	8-3-13
organized events	8-3-14
Public nudity prohibited	8-3-19
Regulation of horses and livestock	8-3-7
Sledding in open space and mountain parks prohibited	8-3-11
Swimming and boating in certain waters prohibited	8-3-17
Tents and nets prohibited	8-3-21
Vehicle regulation	8-3-6
Wildlife protection	8-3-5
Public Right-of-Way and Easement Encroachments, Revocable Permits, Leases and Vacations
Definitions	8-6-2
Encroachment investigation fee	8-6-5
Exempt encroachments	8-6-8
Legislative intent	8-6-1
Private signs on public property	8-6-11
Public right-of-way and public easement encroachments prohibited	8-6-3
Removal of public nuisances	8-6-4
Requirements for revocable permits, short-term leases and long-term leases	8-6-6
Revocation of revocable permit and order to remove encroachment	8-6-7
Vacation
public easements	8-6-10
public right-of-way and public access easements	8-6-9
Recreation	8-3
Revocable Permits	8-6
Sidewalks	8-2
Streets and Sidewalks
Adjacent owners to maintain sidewalks	8-2-6
Alley paving required prior to issuance of building permit	8-2-23
Attaching devices to public property prohibited	8-2-16
Bridges over ditches and drains	8-2-9
Dangerous places to be fenced	8-2-5
Datum plane or bench mark	8-2-3
Deposit of dirt and material on streets and alleys prohibited	8-2-10
Discharging water prohibited	8-2-8
Duty to keep sidewalks clear of snow	8-2-13
Duty to maintain ditches, drainage ponds and streets	8-2-7
Duty to maintain walkway around obstructed portions of sidewalks	8-2-11
Grade of sidewalks, curbs and gutters, inspection and approval	8-2-21
Legislative intent	8-2-1
Location of pipes and conduits	8-2-15
Material and specifications for sidewalk, curb and gutter	8-2-20
Permit for sidewalk construction required	8-2-18
Removal of landmarks prohibited	8-2-4
Sidewalk construction on corner lots	8-2-19
Sidewalk required prior to issuance of building permit	8-2-22
Streets and sidewalks	8-2-2
Vaults and cellars to be covered	8-2-14
When sidewalks are to be constructed or reconstructed	8-2-17
Vacations	8-6
Work in the Public-Right-of-Way and Public Easements
Construction and restoration standards for newly constructed or overlayed streets	8-5-13
Definitions	8-5-2
Emergency procedures	8-5-16
Exemptions	8-5-17
Inspections	8-5-7
Joint location of utilities required	8-5-15
Legislative intent	8-5-1
Minimizing impacts of work	8-5-11
Permit application	8-5-4
Permit contents	8-5-5
Permit required	8-5-3
Public improvement warranty	8-5-6
Public safety and nuisance	8-5-8
Relocation of facilities	8-5-14
Revocation of permits	8-5-18
Standards for repairs and restoration of pavement or sidewalks	8-5-12
Temporary traffic control	8-5-10
Time of completion	8-5-9
PEDESTRIANS (See also VEHICLES, PEDESTRIANS AND PARKING)	Title 7
PERMITS (See also LICENSES AND PERMITS)	Title 4
PESTICIDE USE
Definitions	6-10-2
Emergency Suspension	6-10-10
Enforcement	6-10-8
Exceptions	6-10-13
Legislative Intent	6-10-1
Licensing of Commercial Applicators	6-10-3
Maintenance of Records	6-10-4
Notification to Tenants and Employees of Indoor Application	6-10-7
Post-Application Notification of Lake Application	6-10-14
Post-Application Notification of Outdoor Application	6-10-12
Pre-Application Notification of Airborne Application	6-10-11
Reports of Spills	6-10-5
Storage, Disposal and Use	6-10-6
PLANNING BOARD	2-3-11
PLUMBING CODE	10-10
PLUMBING CONTRACTOR AND APPRENTICE PLUMBER LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-15-7
Contractor Responsibilities	4-15-6
Definition of Plumbing Contractor	4-15-2
Legislative Intent	4-15-1
License Application	4-15-4
License Required	4-15-3
Qualifications For License	4-15-5
Revocation or Suspension of License	4-15-9
Supervision Ratio	4-15-8
Term of License	4-15-10
POLICE ADMINISTRATION
Chief of Police, Duties of	2-4-4
Commissioning of Police Officers	2-4-2
Custody of Lost, Abandoned and Recovered Stolen Property	2-4-5
Disposition of Motor Vehicles	2-4-7
Disposition of Property Other Than Motor Vehicles	2-4-6
Holding Property as Evidence	2-4-8
Legislative Intent	2-4-1
Pensions	2-9
Police Dogs	6-1-31
Police Lines	2-4-9
Police Officers, General Duties of	2-4-3
POLICE ALARM SYSTEMS
Alarm Business Registration Required	4-16-3
Definitions	4-16-2
Intentional False Alarms Unlawful	4-16-5
Legislative Intent	4-16-1
Length of Audible Signal	4-16-4
Responsibilities of a Police Alarm Owner	4-16-6
Right of Inspection	4-16-7
POLICE AND FIRE PENSIONS
Firefighters' Pension Fund Board of Trustees	2-3-13
Legislative Intent	2-9-1
Partial Escalation of Pension for Certain Retired Firefighters	2-9-3
Pension Benefits for Surviving Spouses of Certain Deceased Firefighters	2-9-5
Pension Benefits for Surviving Spouses of Certain Deceased Police Officers	2-9-4
Supplemental Pension Benefits	2-9-2
PRAIRIE DOGS (See also ANIMALS)	6-1
PROTECTION OF TREES AND PLANTS
City Manager Will Supervise Planting	6-6-3
Legislative Intent	6-6-1
Mitigation of Trees or Plants Removed or Destroyed	6-6-7
Planting in Public Areas	6-6-4
Protection of Trees and Plants	6-6-6
Removal of Dead, Diseased or Dangerous Trees	6-6-2
Spraying and Pruning	6-6-5
PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS TAX	3-3
PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY AND EASEMENT ENCROACHMENTS, REVOCABLE PUBLIC WAYS (See also PARKS, OPEN SPACE, STREETS AND PUBLIC WAYS)	Title 8
PURCHASING PROCEDURES
Capital Improvement Contracts	2-8-7
City Manager May Adopt Rules	2-8-13
Competitive Bidding, When Required	2-8-3
Consultants	2-8-8
Contract Requirements	2-8-9
Debarment or Suspension	2-8-10
Definitions	2-8-2
Formal Bid
Formal bidding procedure	2-8-5
Requirements	2-8-4
Informal Procedure for Bids and Quotes	2-8-6
Insurance	2-8-8
Legislative Intent	2-8-1
Recycled and Environmentally Preferable Products	2-8-12
Selection of Bids for Capital Improvement Contracts and Tangible Project Purchases	2-8-7
Selection of Bids for Consultants, Purchased Services and Insurance	2-8-8
Services	2-8-8
Tangible Project Purchases	2-8-7
When Formal Competitive Bidding Is Required	2-8-3
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QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARINGS
Definitions	1-3-2
Ex Parte Contacts	1-3-6
Exception for Emergencies	1-3-4
Hearings and Determinations	1-3-5
Legislative Intent and Application of Chapter	1-3-1
Notice of Agency Action	1-3-3
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RATES (See FEES, RATES AND CHARGES)
RATS (See also RODENT CONTROL)	6-5
RECYCLABLES (SEE TRASH, RECYCLABLES AND COMPOSTABLES)
REFUSE (See also TRASH, RECYCLABLES AND COMPOSTABLES)	6-3
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CODE	10-5.5
REVENUE AND TAXATION
Admissions Tax
Appeals from city manager's decision (applies to entire title)	3-2-26
City employee conflicts of interest prohibited	3-4-13
Duties and powers of city manager	3-4-12
Enforcement of tax liability	3-4-11
Enforcing the collection of taxes due (applies to entire title)	3-2-32
Exempt transactions	3-4-5
Hearings (applies to entire title)	3-2-25
Imposition and rate of tax	3-4-2
Interest and penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax	3-4-8
Legislative intent	3-4-1
Liability for tax	3-4-3
Licensing and reporting procedure	3-4-6
Maintenance and preservation of tax returns, reports and records	3-4-7
No interest on overpayments and refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-23, 3-4-9
Taxes collected are held in trust	3-4-4
Appeals	3-1-3
Appeals From City Manager's Decision (Applies to Entire Title)	3-2-26
City Manager May Certify Taxes, Charges and Assessments to County Treasurer for Collection	2-2-12
Climate Action Plan Excise Tax
Duties and powers of city manager	3-12-7
Enforcement of tax liability	3-12-6
Exemptions	3-12-3
Imposition of climate action plan excise tax	3-12-2
Legislative intent	3-12-1
Payment of tax	3-12-4
Payment schedule, reporting and inspection of records	3-12-5
Definitions
Definitions	3-1-1
Hearings and appeals	3-1-3
Intercity claims for recovery	3-1-2
Telephone exchange access facility charge	3-1-4
Development Excise Tax
Appeals from city manager's decision (applies to entire title)	3-2-26
Collection of unpaid taxes	3-8-8
Credit	3-8-7
Enforcing the collection of taxes due (applies to entire title)	3-2-32
Hearings (applies to entire title)	3-2-25
Imposed on nonresidential and residential development	3-8-3
Imposed on nonresidential and residential development of developed land	3-8-2
Legislative intent	3-8-1
No interest on overpayments and refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Purpose	3-8-1
Redevelopment	3-8-4
Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-23
Revenues to be earmarked	3-8-6
Revised	3-8-5
Enforcing the Collection of Taxes Due (Applies to Entire Title)	3-2-32
Hearings and Appeals	3-1-3
Hearings (Applies to Entire Title)	3-2-25
Housing Excise Tax
Appeals from city manager's decision (applies to entire title)	3-2-26
Collection of unpaid taxes	3-9-4
Commercial redevelopment	3-9-3
Effective date	3-9-5
Enforcing the collection of taxes due (applies to entire title)	3-2-32
Hearings (applies to entire title)	3-2-25
Housing excise tax	3-9-6
Legislative intent	3-9-1
No interest on overpayments and refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-23
Tax imposed on nonresidential and residential development	3-9-2
Intercity Claims for Recovery	3-1-2
No Interest on Overpayments and Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Occupation Tax
Appeals from city manager's decision (applies to entire title)	3-2-26
Enforcement of tax liability	3-7-3
Enforcing the collection of taxes due (applies to entire title)	3-2-32
Hearings (applies to entire title)	3-2-25
Imposition and rate of tax	3-7-2
Legislative intent	3-7-1
No interest on overpayments and refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-23
Occupation Tax on Local Exchange Telephone Service Supplies
Appeals from city manager's decision (applies to entire title)	3-2-26
Application of chapter	3-6-1
Definitions	3-6-2
Effective date; schedule of payment	3-6-4
Enforcement of tax liability	3-6-12
Enforcing the collection of taxes due (applies to entire title)	3-2-32
Failure to pay; penalty; city action to collect	3-6-7
Hearings (applies to entire title)	3-2-25
Initial and annual reports	3-6-5
Inspection of records	3-6-8
No interest on overpayments and refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Offenses and liabilities to continue	3-6-13
Penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-23
Tax in lieu of certain other consideration	3-6-10
Tax levied; amount	3-6-3
Tax not on interstate commerce; not a franchise	3-6-9
Tax reported to inhabitants	3-6-6
Violation of section 3-6-5, penalty	3-6-11
Penalties for Failure to File Tax Return or Pay Tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Public Accommodations Tax
Appeals from city manager's decision (applies to entire title)	3-2-26
City employee conflicts of interest prohibited	3-3-14
Definition	3-3-5
Duties and powers of city manager	3-3-13
Enforcement of tax liability	3-3-12
Enforcing the collection of taxes due (applies to entire title)	3-2-32
Exempt transactions	3-3-6
Hearings (applies to entire title)	3-2-25
Imposition of tax and rate of tax	3-3-2
Interest and penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax	3-3-9
Legislative intent	3-3-1
Liability for tax	3-3-3
Licensing and reporting procedure	3-3-7
Maintenance and preservation of tax returns, reports and records	3-3-8
No interest on overpayments and refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-23, 3-3-10
Taxes collected are held in trust	3-3-4
Refunds (Applies to Entire Title)	3-2-23
Sales and Use Tax
Appeals from city manager's decision (applies to entire title)	3-2-26
Audit	3-2-19
Certificate of discharge of lien	3-2-30
City council empowered to amend, repeal and/or revise law	3-2-16
City may be a party defendant	3-2-34
Coordinated audit	3-2-19
Deductions	3-2-10
Duties and powers of city manager	3-2-17
Earmarked revenues	3-2-39
Enforcing the collection of taxes due (applies to entire title)	3-2-32
Exempt
burden of proof	3-2-8
persons	3-2-7
property and services	3-2-6
Exempt institution license	3-2-12
Hearings (applies to entire title)	3-2-25
Imposition of tax	3-2-2
Injunctive relief	3-2-35
Jeopardy assessment	3-2-31
Legislative intent	3-2-1
Licenses
exempt institution license	3-2-12
revocation of license	3-2-13
sales and use tax	3-2-11
Liens on construction improvements	3-2-28
Limitations	3-2-38
Methods of paying sales and use tax	3-2-14
No interest on overpayments and refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Obligations of fiduciaries and others	3-2-36
Participation in simplification meetings and central registry	3-2-40
Penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Preservation of tax returns and reports	3-2-20
Rate of tax	3-2-5
Recovery of unpaid tax by action at law	3-2-33
Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-23
Restrictions on employment by city employees	3-2-21
Revenue changes	3-2-41
Revocation of license	3-2-13
Sale of business subject to lien	3-2-29
Sales and use tax license	3-2-11
Tax constitutes lien	3-2-27
Tax limited when other taxes paid	3-2-9
Tax returns	3-2-15
Taxes collected are held in trust	3-2-3
Taxpayer duty to keep records and make reports	3-2-18
Vendor liable for tax	3-2-4
Violations of tax chapter	3-2-37
Tax Refund Program
Administration of chapter	3-5-5
Definitions	3-5-2
Legislative intent	3-5-1
Qualifications for tax refund	3-5-3
Refund amount	3-5-4
Telephone Exchange Access Facility Charge	3-1-4
Trash Tax
Appeals from city manager's decision (applies to entire title)	3-2-26
Designation of tax	3-10-7
Duties and powers of city manager	3-10-10
Enforcement of tax liability	3-10-9
Enforcing the collection of taxes due (applies to entire title)	3-2-32
Exemptions from chapter	3-10-3
Hearings (applies to entire title)	3-2-25
Imposition of occupation tax	3-10-2
Inspection of records	3-10-8
Legislative intent	3-10-1
No interest on overpayments and refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-24
Payment of tax	3-10-6
Penalties for failure to file tax return or pay tax (applies to entire title)	3-2-22
Refunds (applies to entire title)	3-2-23
Voter approval	3-10-4
RODENT CONTROL
Building to Be Rat-Proofed; Removal Prohibited; Rat Harborage Prohibited	6-5-3
City Manager Authorized to Issue Rules	6-5-6
Definitions	6-5-2
Enforcement	6-5-4
Legislative Intent	6-5-1
Rodent-Proofing of Food Storage Establishments and Animal Feed Containers	6-5-5
RULEMAKING
Copies of Rules	1-4-7
Definitions	1-4-1
Effective Date	1-4-5
Emergency Rules Excepted	1-4-6
Existing Rules	1-4-10
Numbering	1-4-8
Public Comment	1-4-4
Publication of Proposed Rules	1-4-3
Repeal	1-4-9
Submission to City Manager and City Attorney	1-4-2
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SALES AND USE TAX	3-2
SEAL, CITY	2-2-6
SECONDHAND DEALER AND PAWNBROKER LICENSE
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-17-5
Change of Address	4-17-6
Definitions	4-17-2
Hold Orders by Police	4-17-15
Holding Period for Secondhand Goods	4-17-10
Information on Pawn Stub and Pawn Ticket	4-17-11
Inspection of Goods Purchased, Cosigned or Pledged	4-17-8
Legislative Intent	4-17-1
License Application	4-17-4
License Required	4-17-3
Maximum Charges by Pawnbroker; Commissions Void	4-17-12
Notice to Pledge or of Failure to Redeem and Sale	4-17-14
Pledge Holding Period	4-17-13
Record of Goods Purchased, Consigned or Pledged	4-17-7
Revocation of License	4-17-16
Transactions With Certain Persons Prohibited	4-17-9
SIGN CONTRACTOR LICENSE
Application for License	4-21-4
Authority to Deny Issuance of License	4-21-5
Classifications of Licenses	4-21-3
Contractor Responsibilities	4-21-6
Legislative Intent	4-21-1
License Required	4-21-2
Revocation and Suspension of License	4-21-7
Term of License	4-21-8
SIGNS	9-9-21
SMOKING REGULATIONS
Additional Responsibilities of Proprietors	6-4-7
Cigar-Tobacco Bars	6-4-5
City Manager May Issue Rules	6-4-10
Definitions	6-4-2
Legislative Intent	6-4-1
Prohibited
Enclosed areas	6-4-3
Entryway	6-4-9
Within buildings	6-4-3
Public Conveyances	6-4-4
Restrictions on Sale and Display of Tobacco Products	6-4-8
Signs Required to Be Posted	6-4-6
Smoking Areas in Restaurants and Taverns	6-4-5
Smoking Areas in Cigar-Tobacco Bars	6-4-5
STORM WATER AND FLOOD MANAGEMENT UTILITY
Billing and Payment of Fees	11-5-12
Certification of Unpaid Charges to County Assessor	11-5-13
Charges Are Lien on Property	11-5-14
Connections to the Storm Water Utility System	11-5-4
Definitions	11-5-2
Discharges to the Storm Water Utility System	11-5-5
Flood Channel Maintenance	11-5-15
Powers of City Manager	11-5-16
Governing Body	11-5-19
Legislative Intent	11-5-1
Maintenance of Enterprise Status	11-5-20
Master Drainage Plan	11-5-3
Master Drainage Plan, Land Development and Discharges Into the Storm Water System	11-5-6
Permit to Discharge Groundwater Into the Storm Sewer System	11-5-7
Revenue Bonds	11-5-18
Special Agreements and Permits	11-5-8
Storm Water and Flood Management
Generally	11-5-9
Utility enterprise	11-5-17
Utility plant investment fee	11-5-11
Use of Fees	11-5-10
STREET, SIDEWALK AND PUBLIC PROPERTY USE PERMITS
Animal-Drawn Vehicle Permits	4-18-7
Legislative Intent	4-18-1
Parking Meter Hood and Sign Permits	4-18-8
Revocation or Suspension of Permits	4-18-6
Sidewalk Banner or Awning Permit Required	4-18-3
Sidewalk Sale Permit Required	4-18-2
University Hill Mobile Vending Cart Permit	4-18-4
STREETS (See also PARKS, STREETS AND PUBLIC WAYS)	Title 8
STRUCTURES
Abatement of Public Nuisances
Abatement orders	10-2.5-10
Attorney's fees	10-2.5-11
Civil judgment	10-2.5-13
Commencement of public nuisance actions; prior notification	10-2.5-7
Court directed settlement procedure	10-2.5-9
Definitions	10-2.5-2
Effect of abatement efforts; defense to action	10-2.5-8
Effect of property conveyance	10-2.5-18
Legislative findings and statement of purpose	10-2.5-1
Limitation of actions	10-2.5-17
Motion to vacate or modify temporary abatement orders	10-2.5-12
Nature of remedies	10-2.5-3
Nuisance prohibited	10-2.5-4
Procedures in general	10-2.5-5
Remedies under other laws unaffected	10-2.5-16
Required procedures prior to commencement of public nuisance action	10-2.5-6
Stipulated alternative remedies	10-2.5-15
Supplementary remedies for public nuisances	10-2.5-14
Addressing	9-9-20
Board of Building Appeals	2-3-4
Building Code
Adoption of International Building Code with modifications	10-5-2
Adoption of Uniform Code for Abatement of Dangerous Buildings with modifications	10-5-3
Building permit fees	10-5-4
Legislative intent	10-5-1
Wood roof covering materials prohibited	10-5-5
Condominium Conversions
Defined	10-4-2
Legislative intent	10-4-1
Notice of condominium conversion	10-4-3
Definitions	10-1-1
Electrical Code
Adoption of the National Electrical Code with modifications	10-6-2
Electrical permit fees	10-6-3
Legislative intent	10-6-1
Energy Conservation and Insulation Code
Energy Conservation Code	10-7-2
Legislative intent	10-7-1
Fire Prevention Code
Adoption of International Fire Code with modifications	10-8-2
Legislative intent	10-8-1
Violations	10-8-3
Fuel Gas Code
Adoption of the International Fuel Gas Code with modifications	10-9.5-1
Legislative intent	10-9.5-2
Green Building and Green Points Program
Administration	10-7.5-2
Alteration or modification	10-7.5-5
Definitions	10-7.5-7
Legislative intent	10-7.5-1
Mandatory requirements	10-7.5-3
Purpose	10-7.5-1
Regulations	10-7.5-6
Resource conservation	10-7.5-4
Scope	10-7.5-2
Housing Code
Appeals and variances	10-2-5
Authority to issue rules	10-2-25
Buildings may contain multiple units	10-2-23
Cooking devices	10-2-11
Egress standards	10-2-13
Electrical service standards	10-2-9
Enforcement of the Housing Code	10-2-4
Floors, foundations, walls and ceilings	10-2-15
Food preparation and food storage areas	10-2-16
Inspection	10-2-2
Legislative intent	10-2-1
Light, ventilation, window and door standards	10-2-12
Manager may record notices with clerk and recorder	10-2-24
Mechanical and heating standards	10-2-10
Minimum space, use and location requirements	10-2-14
Minimum standards for basic equipment and facilities	10-2-6
Occupant's responsibilities	10-2-19
Operator's responsibilities	10-2-20
Penalty	10-2-26
Plumbing standards	10-2-7
Rooming houses	10-2-21
Safe maintenance of utilities and equipment	10-2-17
Smoke detectors required in dwelling units	10-2-22
Stairways and guardrails	10-2-18
Unfit dwellings and vacation thereof	10-2-3
Variances	10-2-5
Water supply and distribution standards	10-2-8
Mechanical Code
Adoption of the International Mechanical Code with modifications	10-9-2
Legislative intent	10-9-1
Mechanical permit fees	10-9-3
Mobile Homes
Accessory structures	10-12-7
Alternative tie-down and blocking methods	10-12-12
Anchorage	10-12-9
Appeals and variances	10-12-24
Application of chapter to existing mobile homes and mobile home parks	10-12-3
Awnings	10-12-11
Blocking and tie-down required	10-12-8
Cabanas and awnings	10-12-11
Definitions	10-12-2
Enforcement	10-12-4
Legislative intent	10-12-1
Mobile home park
environmental standards	10-12-13
form and bulk standards	9-7-13
sanitary facilities	10-12-22
streets and walkways	10-12-19
Nonresidential use of mobile home	10-12-6
Nonresidential uses in mobile home parks	10-12-14
Permanent buildings	10-12-23
Piers and footings	10-12-10
Residential mobile homes required to be in mobile home park	10-12-5
Storage areas	10-12-20
Travel trailer and camper areas in mobile home parks	10-12-16
Utilities and other public improvements	10-12-21
Variances	10-12-24
Windbreaks	10-12-18
Plumbing Code
Adoption of the International Plumbing Code with modifications	10-10-2
Legislative intent	10-10-1
Rental Licenses
Administrative remedy	10-3-16
Authority to issue rules	10-3-18
Change of rental property ownership, agent and rental license transfer	10-3-11
City manager may order premises vacated	10-3-15
Legislative intent	10-3-1
Local agent required	10-3-14
Penalty	10-3-17
Posting of rental license	10-3-13
Reduced term rental license	10-3-4
Rental license
application procedure for buildings being converted to rental property	10-3-6
fees	10-3-12
procedure for newly constructed rental property	10-3-5
renewal procedure for buildings occupied as rental property	10-3-7
required prior to occupancy and license exemptions	10-3-2
Temporary rental license
appeals	10-3-9
generally	10-3-8
Terms of rental licenses	10-3-3
Time of rental license expiration	10-3-10
Residential Building Code
Adoption of the International Residential Code with modifications	10-5-5.2
Legislative intent	10-5-5.1
Smoke Detectors Required in Dwelling Units	10-2-22
SUBDIVISIONS (See also LAND USE CODE)	Title 9
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TAXATION (See REVENUE AND TAXATION)
TOBACCO (See also SMOKING REGULATIONS)	6-4
TRAFFIC (See also VEHICLES, PEDESTRIANS AND PARKING)	Title 7
TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD	2-3-14
TRASH, RECYCLABLES AND COMPOSTABLES
Accumulation Prohibited	6-3-3
City Manager
Authorized to issue rules	6-3-11
May require property occupant or owner to remove trash or compost	6-3-8
Compost Piles Permitted if Not Nuisance	6-3-6
Containers Required	6-3-4
Defenses	6-3-7
Definitions	6-3-2
Hauling	6-12
Hazardous Waste Disposal	6-3-10
Legislative Intent	6-3-1
Removal by Property Owner or Occupant	6-3-8
Special Trash Service Requirements on Certain Residential Rental Properties	6-3-9
Storage, Disposal and Screening	6-3-5
TRASH, RECYCLABLES AND COMPOSTABLES HAULING
Audits, Enforcement and Penalties	6-12-8
Authority to Issue Regulations	6-12-9
Containers for Recycling or Composting Collection	6-12-5
Definitions	6-12-2
Disposition of Recyclable or Compostable Materials	6-12-6
Educational Materials	6-12-7
Exemptions	6-12-3
Hauler Requirements	6-12-4
Legislative Intent	6-12-1
TRASH TAX	3-10
TREES AND PLANTS, PROTECTION OF	6-6
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UTILITIES AND AIRPORT
Airport	11-4
Boulder Cable Code	11-6
Industrial and Prohibited Discharges	11-3
Storm Water and Flood Management Utility	11-5
Wastewater Utility	11-2
Water Utility	11-1
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VEHICLES, PEDESTRIANS AND PARKING
Air Conditioners, Motor Vehicle	6-11-3
Animal Traffic	7-5
Application of Title	7-2-3
Bicycle School for Children	7-2-8
Bicycles	7-5, 7-6
Boarding or Alighting From Moving Vehicles Prohibited	7-2-22
Certain Devices Banned From Roadway and Required to Yield to Pedestrians	7-2-15
Child Restraint System Required	7-2-33
Clinging to Vehicles Prohibited	7-2-17
Compulsory Insurance	7-4-76
Condition of Vehicles	7-3
Definitions	7-1-1
Display of Unauthorized Sign, Signal or Marking Prohibited	7-2-26
Disposition of Motor Vehicles	2-4-7
Driver to Exercise Due Care	7-2-31
Driving, Stopping or Parking in Space	7-2-9
Earphones, Use of, Prohibited	7-2-34
Exemptions
Authorized emergency vehicles	7-2-12
Maintenance vehicles	7-2-13
General Provisions	7-2
Handicapped Parking, Misuse of	7-2-30
Impoundment	7-7
Interference With Traffic Control Device	7-2-27
Legislative Intent	7-2-1
Mechanical Failure No Defense	7-2-7
Meter Tampering Prohibited	7-2-29
Method of Riding on Motorcycle or Moped	7-2-16
Misuse of Handicapped Parking	7-2-30
Moped Riding, Method of	7-2-16
Motorcycle Riding, Method of	7-2-16
Necessity	7-2-6
Obedience to Traffic Control Device	7-2-28
Opening and Closing Vehicle Doors	7-2-23
Operation of Vehicles
Automated enforcement systems	7-4-74
Avoiding traffic control device prohibited	7-4-9
Braking signal required	7-4-28
Certain vehicles must stop at railroad grade crossings	7-4-63
Changing lanes prohibited	7-4-38
Colliding with parked vehicle prohibited	7-4-54
Compulsory insurance	7-4-76
Crossing fire hose prohibited	7-4-69
Cycles not to pass in or between lanes	7-4-40
Cycles not to ride more than two abreast	7-4-42
Defense to turning or signaling violation	7-4-30
Driver on left to yield at uncontrolled intersection	7-4-14
Driving in restricted lane prohibited	7-4-49
Driving on median prohibited	7-4-46
Driving on restricted street prohibited	7-4-48
Driving on right side of roadway required	7-4-32
Driving on roadway required	7-4-53
Driving on sidewalk prohibited	7-4-50
Driving on wrong side of divided street prohibited	7-4-45
Driving too fast for conditions prohibited	7-4-59
Driving too slowly prohibited	7-4-60
Driving wrong way on one-way roadway prohibited	7-4-43
Eluding	7-4-67
Failure to avoid interfering with vehicle ahead	7-4-55
Flashing yellow signal	7-4-7
Following or parking near fire truck prohibited	7-4-68
Following too closely prohibited	7-4-37
Improper backing	7-4-18
Improper lane change	7-4-36
Improper starting of a parked vehicle	7-4-17
Improper turn prohibited	7-4-25
Improper use of turn signal	7-4-27
Inattentive driving	7-4-52
Malfunctioning traffic control signal	7-4-8
Method of signaling	7-4-29
Method of stopping school bus	7-4-65
Neighborhood electric vehicle not to be operated on limited access highway	7-4-73
Non-intersection signal	7-4-4
Obedience to flagger required	7-4-71
Obedience to green signal required	7-4-1
Obedience to lane use signal required	7-4-5
Obedience to peace officers and firefighters directing traffic required	7-4-70
Obedience to railroad signal required	7-4-62
Obedience to red signal required	7-4-3
Obedience to turn prohibition sign required	7-4-20
Obedience to turn requirement device required	7-4-19
Obedience to yield sign required	7-4-13
Obstructing traffic prohibited	7-4-61
Operation of vehicle on approach of authorized emergency vehicle	7-4-66
Passing on the left; prohibited	7-4-33
Passing on the right prohibited	7-4-34
Passing within lane prohibited	7-4-35
Reckless driving	7-4-56
Restricted access	7-4-47
Rotary traffic islands and traffic circles	7-4-44
Slow moving vehicle must keep to right	7-4-39
Speed contest prohibited	7-4-57
Speeding	7-4-58
Steady yellow signal	7-4-2
Stop and yield for flashing red signal required	7-4-6
Stop at stop sign required	7-4-11
Stop before entering street required	7-4-15
Stop for school bus required	7-4-64
Stop when traffic obstructed	7-4-10
Turn signal required	7-4-26
Vehicle on mall prohibited	7-4-51
Vehicle turning left to yield	7-4-22
Vehicles proceeding in opposite directions must pass to right	7-4-31
V-turn prohibited	7-4-21
When cycles may pass within a lane	7-4-41
Yield required at stop sign	7-4-12
Yield required before entering or leaving street	7-4-16
Yield to blind pedestrian required	7-4-24
Yield to maintenance worker or vehicle required	7-4-72
Yield to pedestrian required	7-4-23
Overlapping Prohibitions	7-2-5
Parades	7-2-14
Parking	7-6
Pedestrian, Bicycle and Animal Traffic
Action of pedestrian upon approach of authorized emergency vehicle	7-5-18
Animal to be ridden facing traffic	7-5-22
Application of traffic laws to bicycles	7-5-1
Approved bicycle races	7-5-24
Bicycle brake required	7-5-12
Bicycle headlight and reflector required	7-5-11
Bicycle in crosswalk	7-5-5
Bicycle must yield right-of-way and obey traffic control devices on sidewalk, crosswalk or path	7-5-9
Bicycle racing prohibited	7-5-23
Bicycle to be driven to right	7-5-4
Bicycle turn signals	7-5-8
Carrying articles	7-5-3
Definition of walk	7-5-13
Driving bicycle on sidewalk prohibited	7-5-10
Driving more than two abreast on path prohibited	7-5-6
Hitchhiking in roadway prohibited	7-5-21
Left turns by bicycles	7-5-7
Pedestrian at flashing red light	7-5-16
Pedestrian crossing at other than crosswalk	7-5-17
Pedestrian obedience to traffic signal required	7-5-15
Pedestrian or bicyclist entering roadway	7-5-14
Pedestrian to use sidewalks on main streets	7-5-19
Pedestrian to walk facing traffic	7-5-20
Required method of riding bicycle	7-5-2
Staying on medians prohibited	7-5-25
Penalties	7-2-4
Permit Required for Parades, Processions and Sound Trucks	7-2-14
Permitting Clinging Prohibited	7-2-18
Permitting Illegal Riding Prohibited	7-2-21
Processions	7-2-14
Public Employees to Obey Traffic Regulations	7-2-11
Regulation of Vehicles, Pedestrians and Parking
All-night parking of truck prohibited	7-6-24
Applicability of certain parking limits	7-6-19
Bicycle parking	7-6-28
Driver and owner liable for violation	7-6-1
Hooded parking meter	7-6-26
Initiation	7-6-5
Late fee	7-6-3
Misparking vehicle of other prohibited	7-6-7
Obedience to angle parking rules	7-6-10
Overtime parking
meters	7-6-16
signs	7-6-15
Parked on wrong side of street	7-6-8
Parked too far from curb	7-6-9
Parking bicycle on the mall	7-6-29
Parking for certain purposes prohibited	7-6-23
Parking for more than seventy-two hours prohibited	7-6-20
Parking in city employee lot prohibited	7-6-25
Parking in handicapped space prohibited	7-6-22
Parking in loading zone prohibited	7-6-21
Parking in space required	7-6-18
Parking penalties	7-6-2
Regulations not exclusive	7-6-6
Right angle parking permit	7-6-11
Separate infractions	7-6-4
Special regulations for parking in parks and open space	7-6-27
Stopping or parking prohibited in specific places	7-6-13
Time limit, meter parking	7-6-17
Unattended motor vehicle	7-6-12
Unauthorized parking prohibited	7-6-14
Removal of Injurious Material From Street Required	7-2-25
Riding in Trailers Prohibited	7-2-20
Riding on Portion of Motor Vehicle Not Designed for Passengers Prohibited	7-2-19
Seatbelt Usage Required	7-2-32
Short Title	7-2-2
Spilling Load on Street Prohibited	7-2-24
Towing and Impoundment
Abandoned and inoperable vehicle	7-7-3
Abandoned bicycle	7-7-9
Authority of city to impound vehicle	7-7-2
Authority to move vehicle	7-7-10
Failure to claim vehicle	7-7-8
Hearing	7-7-7
Inoperable vehicle on private property	7-7-4
Legislative intent	7-7-1
Lien of towing carrier	7-7-6
Private towing and impounding of vehicle parked without authorization on private property	7-7-5
Traffic Control Device Required	7-2-10
Use of Earphones Prohibited	7-2-34
Use of Seatbelt Required	7-2-32
Vehicles, Condition of
Adequate muffling of noise required	7-3-4
Gross weight of vehicles and loads	7-3-14
Headlights
on	7-3-6
dimmed	7-3-7
Height, length and weight of vehicles	7-3-3
Inspection and immobilization of commercial vehicles	7-3-17
Inspection of unsafe vehicles	7-3-16
Lights on parked vehicles	7-3-8
Obstruction to driver's view or driving mechanism prohibited	7-3-9
Overweight vehicle penalty	7-3-18
Protective eye cover required	7-3-11
Required and prohibited equipment	7-3-2
Television screen in front seat prohibited	7-3-10
Unauthorized display of public insignia prohibited	7-3-12
Unsafe vehicle	7-3-1, 7-3-16
Vehicles weighed, excess removed	7-3-15
Visible emissions prohibited	7-3-5
Wheel and axle loads	7-3-13
VOICE AND SIGHT CONTROL EVIDENCE TAGS
Application	6-13-3
Legislative Intent	6-13-1
Required	6-13-2
Requirements	6-13-4
Revocation and Reinstatement of Voice and Sight Control Evidence Tags Upon Violation	6-13-5
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WASTEWATER UTILITY
Building Permit Issuance	11-2-18
Certification of Unpaid Charges to County Treasurer	11-2-35
Change of Sanitary Sewer Use Outside City Limits Prohibited	11-2-12
Composition of the Wastewater Utility	11-2-3
Connection of Sanitary Sewer With Storm Drains, Downspouts, Steam Exhausts Prohibited	11-2-22
Damage to Property and Equipment of Wastewater Utility	11-2-5
Duty to Maintain Service Lines and Fixtures	11-2-19
Excavation and Backfilling Sanitary Sewer Service Lines	11-2-15
Extending Sanitary Sewer Service Line From One Property to Another	11-2-17
Force Mains	11-2-29
Governing Body	11-2-38
Industrial and Prohibited Discharges	11-3
Injurious Deposit Into Wastewater Utility Prohibited	11-2-7
Legislative Intent	11-2-1
Maintenance of Enterprise Status	11-2-39
No Sanitary Sewer Connection Permit Issued Before Mains Accepted	11-2-11
Out-of-City Sewer Service	11-2-10
Permit Required for Changing or Increasing Fixtures	11-2-20
Permit to Make Sanitary Sewer Connections	11-2-9
Preservation of Gravity System	11-2-30
Pumping Stations	11-2-28
Records and Reports	11-2-4
Revenue Bonds	11-2-37
Sanitary Sewer Customer Agrees to the Rules of the Wastewater Utility, Penalty for Breach	11-2-2
Sanitary Sewer Mains
Agreement to extend	11-2-26
Extensions	11-2-25
Location	11-2-23
Reimbursement of costs	11-2-27
Size	11-2-24
Sanitary Sewer Service Line to Be Installed Before Street or Alley Paving	11-2-16
Sanitary Sewer Service Lines	11-2-14
Sewer Service Charges Are Lien on Property	11-2-32
Taps or Connections to Sewer Mains	11-2-13
Trespass and Interference With Wastewater Utility Prohibited	11-2-6
Use of Fees	11-2-34
Use of Sanitary Sewer by Other Than Wastewater Utility Customers	11-2-21
Wastewater Plant Investment Fees	11-2-33
Wastewater User Charges	11-2-31
Wastewater Utility Enterprise	11-2-36
When Connections With Sanitary Sewer Mains Required	11-2-8
WATER UTILITY
Agreement to Extend Water Mains	11-1-42
Building Permit Issuance	11-1-31
Certification of Unpaid Charges to County Treasurer	11-1-54
Change of Use of Water Outside City Limits Prohibited	11-1-18
Charges for Terminating and Resuming Water Service	11-1-46
Composition of Water Utility	11-1-5
Control, Repair and Tests of Fire Hydrants	11-1-8
Damage to Property and Equipment of Water Utility	11-1-10
Definitions	11-1-2
Duty to Maintain Service Lines and Fixtures	11-1-25
Excavation and Backfilling Water Service Lines	11-1-22
Extending Water Service Line From One Property to Another	11-1-24
Extension of Water Mains	11-1-41
Fire Hydrants	11-1-8, 11-1-9
Governing Body	11-1-57
Interfering With or By-Passing Water Meters	11-1-38
Legislative Intent	11-1-1
Location and Installation of Meters; Maintenance of Access to Meters	11-1-36
Location of Water Mains	11-1-39
Maintenance of Enterprise Status	11-1-58
Meter and Appurtenances to Be Purchased by User	11-1-34
Meter Maintenance	11-1-37
Meter Sizes Requirements	11-1-35
No Water Connection Permits Issued Before Mains Accepted	11-1-17
Operation of Fire Hydrants	11-1-9
Out-of-City Water Service	11-1-15
Permit Required for Changing or Increasing Fixtures	11-1-26
Permit to Make Water Main Connections	11-1-14
Permit to Sell Water	11-1-16
Pollution of Water Utility Prohibited	11-1-12
Private Well	11-1-30
Records and Reports	11-1-7
Reimbursement of Costs for Water Main Extension	11-1-43
Revenue Bonds	11-1-56
Rules and Regulations	11-1-3
Size of Water Mains	11-1-40
Special Permits	11-1-50
Taps or Connections to Water Mains	11-1-20
Trespass, Interference With Water Utility Prohibited	11-1-11
Use of Fees	11-1-53
Use of Water by Any Water Customer Under the Provisions of This Chapter	11-1-32
Use of Water by Other Than Water Utility Customers	11-1-33
Use of Water From Private Well	11-1-30
Water and Ditch Rights	11-1-19
Water Charges Are Lien on Property and Liability of Owner	11-1-47
Water Conservation
Enforcement	11-1-51
Measures	11-1-49
Program	11-1-48
Water Mains
Agreement to extend	11-1-42
Extensions	11-1-41
Location	11-1-39
Reimbursement of costs	11-1-43
Size	11-1-40
Water Plant Investment Fees	11-1-52
Water Resources Advisory Board	2-3-15
Water Restrictions in Case of Emergency	11-1-27
Water Service Line to Be Installed Before Street Paving	11-1-23
Water Service Lines	11-1-21
Water to Be Shut Off for Failure to Pay	11-1-45
Water to Be Shut Off for Repairs or Extension	11-1-28
Water User Agrees to the Rules of the Water Utility; Penalty for Breach	11-1-4
Water User Charges	11-1-44
Water Utility Enterprise	11-1-55
Watershed Patrol Officers	11-1-6
When Connections With Water Mains Are Required	11-1-13
Who May Turn Water on	11-1-29
WEAPONS	5-8
WEED CONTROL
Advisory Board	6-2-10
City Manager Authorized to Issue Rules	6-2-9
City Manager May Cut and Remove Weeds or Brush	6-2-6
Defenses	6-2-7
Definitions	6-2-2
Exceptions to Chapter	6-2-8
Growth and Accumulation of Brush Prohibited	6-2-4
Growth of Weeds or Brush as Nuisance Prohibited	6-2-5
Growth or Accumulation of Weeds Prohibited	6-2-3
Legislative Intent	6-2-1
WINE (See BEVERAGES LICENSE)
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