REVENUE AND FINANCE

Retail Sales and Use Tax (Division 3, Use Tax - Violations; summons and complaint; penalty)

SUM

BUSINESS LICENSE AND REGULATIONS

Sales Tax Licenses (License required)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (Employee license required)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (Massage parlors  and certified or licensed massage therapists)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (Sales to minors unlawful)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (Interference with inspectors)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (False statements prohibited)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (Violations – it is a violation of this Code for any person to knowingly and willfully operate, procures, acquiesce in the operation of an unlicensed premises contrary to the relevant requirements of this Code)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (Violations – it is a violation of this Code for any person to knowingly and willfully sell, barter, give or offer to sell, barter or give to any minor any service, device or thing sold or offered for sale by an adult bookstore, adult cabaret, adult motel, adult arcade, adult motion picture theater, massage parlor, adult theater or peep booth)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (Violations – it is a violation of this Code for any person to knowingly and willfully having a duty to conduct the self-inspection required herein, fail, refuse, procure or acquiesce in a failure or refusal to conduct said self inspection)

SUM

Adult Entertainment Establishments (Violations it is a violation of this Code for any person to knowingly and willfully maintain, procure or acquiesce in the maintenance of a nuisance on a licensed premises)

SUM

Alarm Systems (User fees for false alarms)

250

Alarm Systems (Direct connection systems)

250

Oil & Gas (Violation and enforcement)

SUM

Operation of Medical Marijuana Cultivation Operation

SUM

Administration and Abatement of Nuisances (Violation of injunction)

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Streets, streams and water supply)

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Sewer inlet)

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Stale matter) - First Offense

100

Nuisances Enumerated (Privy vaults)

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Trash containers) - Second Offense

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Accumulation of manure) - Second Offense

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Transporting garbage, manure) - Second Offense

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Interference with public property)

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Inoperable vehicles) - Second Offense

50

Nuisances Enumerated (Dangerous or vacant residential dwellings)

SUM

Nuisances Enumerated (Maintenance of nuisances)

SUM

Garbage and Refuse Collection  (Deposit restrictions) - Second Offense 

SUM

Garbage and Refuse Collection (Accumulation of refuse prohibited) - Second Offense

SUM

Garbage and Refuse Collection (Responsibility for refuse on premises) - Second Offense

SUM

Rabies Control – Proof of vaccinations

SUM

Rabies Control – Confinement of animals – refusal or produce animal

SUM

Reporting Animal Bites (Duty to report)

100

Dog Licensing (Failed to attach license)

100

Dog Licensing (License not transferrable)

100

Animals Running at Large (Failed to physically restrain) - Second Offense

100

Animals Running at Large (Non-neutered or unspayed) - First Offense

50

Animals Running at Large (Non-neutered or unspayed) - Third Offense

SUM

Animals Running at Large (Confinement during estrus- dog or cat) - Second Offense

100

Animals Running at Large (Left unattended) - First Offense

50

Animals Running at Large (Left unattended) - Third Offense

SUM

Removal of Animal Excrement; damage to property (Causes damage – public or private)

SUM

Removal of Animal Excrement; damage to property (Failed to promptly remove; properly dispose of)

SUM

Disturbance (Allow animal to disturb) - First Offense

50

Disturbance (Allow animal to disturb) - Third Offense

SUM

Vicious Animals & Potentially Dangerous Animals Prohibited (Potentially vicious)

SUM

Impounded Animal (Failure to produce animal)

SUM

Pet Shops (Maintenance; conditions, state license)

100

Restrictions on Sale and Possession of Animals (Livestock)

100

Restrictions on sale and Possession of Animals (Potbellied pigs)

100

Chicken Regulations (Type permitted)

100

Chicken Regulations (Waste removal)

100

Care and Treatment (Cruelty to animals)

SUM

Care and Treatment (Sanitation)

SUM

Care and Treatment (Confinement of animals)

SUM

Care and Treatment (Fighting animals)

SUM

Guard Dogs (Confinement and control)

100

Interference (Refuse to correct given name, address, dob)

SUM

Abandoned and Inoperable Vehicles (Abandonment of vehicles prohibited) - Second Offense

50

Abandoned and Inoperable Vehicles (Inoperable vehicles prohibited – no person shall knowingly leave any partially dismantled, wrecked, discarded, inoperable or unlicensed vehicle on any public property within the City) - First Offense

25

Abandoned and Inoperable Vehicles (Inoperable vehicles prohibited) - Third Offense

SUM

Abandoned and Inoperable Vehicles (Inoperable vehicles prohibited) - Second Offense

50

Abandoned and Inoperable Vehicles (Limitations on parking residential streets – no trailer or hauling device, unless attached to a vehicle, can be parked on a street in a residential zone district at any time.)

30

GENERAL OFFENSES

General Provisions (Conspiracy)

SUM

General Provisions (Accessory to crime)

SUM

General Provisions (Aiding and abetting)

SUM

Government and Public Officers (Obstructing government operations – if he or she intentionally obstructs, impairs or hinders the performance of a governmental function by a public servant, by using or threatening or use violence, force or physical interference or obstacle)

SUM

Government and Public Officers (Resisting arrest –using or threatening to use physical force or violence against the peace officer or another)

SUM

Government and Public Officers (Obstructing a peace officer, firefighter, emergency medical services provider or rescue specialist) – no person shall use or threaten to use, violence, force, physical interference, an obstacle or false or misleading information to obstruct, impair or hinder the enforcement of the penal law or preservation of the peace.

SUM

Government and Public Officers (Refusal to permit inspection)

SUM

Government and Public Officers (False reporting to authorities – causes a false alarm of fire or other emergency to be transmitted to or within an official or volunteer fire department, ambulance service or any other government agency which deals with emergencies involving danger to life or property)

SUM

Government and Public Officers (False reporting to authorities – makes a report or causes the transmission of a report to law enforcement authorities pretending to furnish information relating to an offense or other incident within their official concern when he or she knows that he or she has no such information or knows that the information is false)

SUM

Government and Public Officers (False reporting to authorities – gives a false name or address to a law enforcement officer with the intent of concealing or hiding his or her own real name, address and/or age)

SUM

Government and Public Officers (Aiding escape)

SUM

Government and Public Officers (Attempt to escape)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Obstructing highway or other passageway – obstructs a highway, street, sidewalk, railway, waterway, building entrance, elevator, aisle, stairway or hallway to which the public or a substantial group of the public has access, or any other place used for the passage of persons, vehicles or conveyance, whether the obstruction arises from his or her acts alone or from his or her acts and the acts or others)

60

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Disrupting lawful assembly)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Interfere at educational institutions – no person shall, on or near the premises or facilities of any educational institution, willfully deny to students, school officials, employees and invitees; lawful use of the property or facilities of the institution)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Interfere at educational institutions – no person shall, on the premises of any educational institution or at or in any building or other facility being used by any educational institution, willfully impede the staff or faculty of such institution in the lawful performance of their duties or willfully impede a student of the institution in the lawful pursuit of his or her educational activities through the use of restraint, abduction, coercion or intimidation or when force and violence are present or threatened)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Trespass and interference in public buildings – no person shall conduct himself or herself at or in any public building owned, operated or controlled by the City in such a fashion to willfully deny to any public official, public employee or invitee on such premises the lawful rights of such official, employee or invitee to enter, use the facilities of or leave any such public building)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Trespass and interference in public buildings – no person shall willfully refuse or fail to leave any such public building upon being requested to do so by the Chief Administrative officer or his or her designee charged with maintaining order in such public building, if the person has committed, is committing, threatens to commit or incites others to commit any act which did or would, if completed, disrupt, impair, interfere with or obstruct the lawful missions, processes, procedures or functions being carried on in the public building)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Trespass and interference in public buildings – no person shall, by any act of intrusion into the chamber or other areas designated for the use of any executive body or official at or in any public building, willfully impede, disrupt or hinder the normal proceedings of such body or official)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Harassment - in a public place directs obscene language, or makes an obscene gesture to or at another person)

110

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Harassment - initiates communication with another)

110

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Harassment - makes repeated communications at inconvenient hours)

110

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Disorderly conduct - makes a coarse and obviously offensive utterance, gesture or display in a public place and the utterance, gesture or display tends to incite an immediate breach of the peace)

110

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Disorderly conduct - fights with another in a public place except in an amateur or professional contest of athletic skills)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Disorderly conduct - not being a peace officer, displays a deadly weapon, displays any article used or fashioned in a manner to cause a person to reasonably believe that the article is a deadly weapon, or represents verbally or otherwise that he or she is armed with a deadly weapon in a public place in a manner calculated to alarm)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Assault and battery)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Loitering - loiters for the purpose of engaging or soliciting another person to engage in prostitution or deviate sexual intercourse)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Loitering - loiters with one or more persons for the purpose of unlawfully using or possessing a controlled substance)

60

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Hindering transportation)

60

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Unlawful conduct on public property)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Unlawful assembly) - Second Offense

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (False alarms)

SUM

Public Peace, Order and Safety (Storage of flammable liquids) - Second Offense

SUM

Public, Private and Personal Property (Theft – less than $100)

SUM

Public, Private and Personal Property (Theft of rental property – less than $100)

SUM

Public, Private and Personal Property (Fraud by check – less than $100)

SUM

Public, Private and Personal Property (Damaging or destroying public property)

SUM

Public, Private and Personal Property (Criminal mischief – less than $100)

SUM

Public, Private and Personal Property (Trespass - entering or remaining upon closed premises)

SUM

Public, Private and Personal Property (Littering - one item)

30

Public, Private and Personal Property (Posting of handbills and circulars)

30

Public, Private and Personal Property (Accumulation of tires) - First Offense

100

Public, Private and Personal Property (Tampering and unauthorized connection)

SUM

Decency and Morals (Soliciting for prostitution)

SUM

Decency and Morals (Keeping a place of prostitution)

SUM

Decency and Morals (Prostitution making a display)

SUM

Decency and Morals (Indecent exposure)

SUM

Gambling (Gambling and professional gambling)

SUM

Gambling (Gambling Information)

SUM

Minors (Curfew) - First Offense

30

Minors (Curfew) - Third Offense

SUM

Minors (Aiding and abetting a minor)

SUM

Minors (False statements; False credentials)

SUM

Minors (Loitering and other acts around schools)

SUM

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Establishment restrictions - Selling, serving, giving away of alcohol to persons under twenty-one (21) years of age)

SUM

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Minors on premises prohibited)

SUM

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Open container)

110

 Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Purchase or possession of alcoholic or fermented malt beverage by minor - it is unlawful for any person to knowingly obtain, or attempt to obtain, ethyl alcohol by any method in any place where ethyl alcohol is sold when such person is under the age of twenty-one (21) years)

 SUM

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Alcohol related violation – it is unlawful for any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years to represent himself or herself to be over the age of twenty-one (21) years for the purpose of purchasing within the City any fermented malt beverage or malt, vinous or spirituous liquors)

SUM

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Alcohol related violations – it is unlawful for any person under the age of twenty-one (21) years to possess or consume, whether actual or constructive, fermented malt beverage or malt, vinous or spirituous liquors)

SUM

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Alcohol related violations – it is unlawful for any person whether for remuneration or not, to procure for any person under twenty-one (21) years of age any fermented malt beverage or malt, vinous or spirituous liquors)

SUM

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Sales near schools -  it is unlawful for any person to sell, offer or expose for sale or gift any fermented malt beverages or any vinous, spirituous or malt liquors within a distance of five hundred (500) feet from any private, public or parochial school)

SUM

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Possession of marijuana prohibited - any person who knowingly possesses  more than one (1) ounce of marijuana)

110

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs (Abusing toxic vapors – no person shall knowingly smell or inhale the fumes of toxic vapors for the purpose of causing a condition of euphoria, excitement, exhilaration, stupefaction or dulled senses of the nervous system)

SUM

Weapons (Carrying a concealed weapon - knife)

SUM

Weapons (Prohibited use of weapons - knowingly and unlawfully displays or aims a deadly weapon at another person, another person’s property, or a domestic animal in a manner calculated to alarm)

SUM

Weapons (Prohibited use of weapons) – recklessly or with criminal negligence discharges any air gun, gas gun, B.B. gun, pellet gun or slingshot within the City)

SUM

Weapons (Prohibited use of weapons - explodes or sets off any combustible explosive material)

SUM

Weapons (Prohibited use of weapons - has in his or her possession a firearm while he or she is under the influence of intoxicating liquor or of a controlled substance)

SUM

Weapons (Selling of weapons to intoxicated persons prohibited)

SUM

Burning on City Owned or City Maintained Property

SUM

Noise (General noise disturbance – no person shall make or create any noise disturbances, including but no limited to the enumerated noise disturbances outlined in sections 10-11-40 through 10-11-90 listed below)

30

Noise (Commercial and industrial power equipment)

30

Noise (Trash compacting and collection – no person shall operate any trash compacting mechanism or any motor vehicle or on any premises, nor shall any person engage in the collection of trash, rubbish, garbage or refuse between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. in, or within two hundred (200) feet or a residential zoned area or within two hundred (200) feet of a hotel, motel or bed and breakfast establishment)

30

Noise (Amplified sound devices – no person shall operate an amplified sound device in a residential zone which produced an audible sound more than three hundred (300) feet beyond the private property boundary containing the amplified sound device, nor shall any such operation produce an audible sound more than one hundred (100) feet beyond such property between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m.)

30

Noise (Motor vehicle noise - engine braking devices)

30

Noise (Motor vehicle noise - horns)

30

Noise (Animals)

30

Smoking Ban (Unlawful acts – it is unlawful for a person to smoke in an area where smoking is prohibited) - First Offense

50

Sidewalks (Sidewalks declared nuisance – a sidewalk having an offset, being either a raise or a depression in excess of three-quarters (3/4) inch, or being in disrepair, cracked or defective, is hereby declared a nuisance)

60

Sidewalks (Construction permit for sidewalks and streets – it shall be unlawful for any person to begin to construct, reconstruct, repair, alter or grade any sidewalk, curb, curb cut, driveway or street in the City, without first obtaining a permit from the City)

110

Sidewalks (Permit for distributing public grounds – it shall be unlawful for any person to move, disturb or take any earth, stone or other material from any public street, alley, park or other public ground, or to cut or disturb any curb or sidewalk, without first having obtained a permit from the City)

SUM

Sidewalks (Interfering prohibited – it shall be unlawful for any person who, by menace, profane language, language or conduct, threatens, quarrels with, disturbs, interrupts or interferes with any officer or employee of the City in the discharge of his or her work or duties)

SUM

Excavations (Removal of Barricades and other protective devices unlawful)

SUM

PUBLIC PARKS AND RECREATION AREAS

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Sanitation - dispose of trash properly) - Second Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Sanitation - draining or dumping refuse or waste from any trailer or other vehicle except in places or receptacles provided for such uses)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Sanitation - polluting or contaminating water supplies or water used for human consumption, or any creeks, streams, or rivers)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Sanitation - using refuse containers or other refuse facilities for dumping household or commercial garbage or trash brought as such from private property)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources - destroying, defacing or removing any natural feature or plant)

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources  - no digging, staking or marking of turf,  except tent stakes at Rifle Mountain Park) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources  - no digging, staking or marking of turf, except tent stakes at Rifle Mountain Park) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources  - do not move safety barriers or flags) - First Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources - do not move or modify soccer goals) - First Offense

25

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources - do not move or modify soccer goals) - Third Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources - selling or offering for sale any merchandise without the prior consent of City Manager)

110

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources - discharging firearms, firecrackers, or any other fireworks, firing paintball guns, CO2 cartridges or air-pressure fired weapons, such as BB guns or pellet guns, bow and arrow, crossbows, blowguns, slingshots or any other device which propels a projectile of any kind)

110

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources - no hunting, shooting, fireworks, etc.) - Second Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources - no loud music) - First Offense

25

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources  - no loud music) - Third Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Public behavior and preservation of public property and resources  - operating and using public address systems, whether fixed or portable, except with the prior written permission of the City Manager)

110

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - occupying a recreation site for other than primarily recreational purposes)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - occupying a site with camping equipment which is prohibited by the City Manager.  Notices establishing limitations on the kind or type of camping equipment, as well as the amount of equipment and number of vehicles allowed, shall be posed in such locations as will reasonably bring them to the attention of the public)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - fires in fire rings only) - First Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - no wood cutting) - First Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - camping overnight in places restricted to day use only)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas  - no camping except in designated areas in rifle mountain park) - Second Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - pitching tents or parking trailers or other camping equipment except in places specifically provided for such purposes)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - camping limit fourteen (14) days,  Rifle Mountain Park) - Second Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - failing to maintain quiet in campgrounds between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. of the following day, Rifle Mountain Park) - First Offense

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - picnic areas close at 10 p.m., Rifle Mountain Park) - Third Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - bringing a dog or cat or other animal into the recreation area, recreation site or park unless it is crated, caged, or upon a leash not longer than six (6) feet or otherwise under physical restrictive control at all times, Trail Rules)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - dogs must be on a maximum of 6’ leash, Trail Rules) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - dogs must be on a maximum of 6’ leash, Trail Rules) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - pick up after your dog, Trail Rules) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - pick up after your dog, Trail Rules) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Occupancy of recreation areas - failing to display, at all times during the occupancy of a campsite, a receipt of payment of camping fees.  Camping fee receipts must be attached to the post provided at each campsite, for verification, by the park ranger, Rifle Mountain Park)

60

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Regulations of vehicles - driving or parking any vehicle or trailer except in placed developed for that purpose within any developed recreation area, recreation site or park, Rifle Mountain Park.)

25

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Regulation of vehicles - no motorized vehicles maintenance and emergency vehicles exempt, Trail Rules, Rifle Mountain Park) - Second Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Regulations of vehicles - parking in designated areas only, Rifle Mountain Park) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Regulations of vehicles - parking in designated areas only, Rifle Mountain Park) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Regulations of Vehicles (ATV’s may not be operated within park boundaries, Rifle Mountain Park) - First Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Regulations of vehicles - operating any motor vehicle or snowmobile in such a manner as will annoy or disturb other users of the park or recreation area, recreation site or park)

25

Public Parks and Recreation Areas(Regulations of vehicles - failing to affix a current daily or annual user pass to any motor vehicle entering Rifle Mountain Park, in the lower right-hand corner of the windshield of the vehicle, in such a position that the pass may be easily observed and identified.  Passes that are not dated or have been altered are not valid and will be considered a violation as if no permit were displayed)

25

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no glass) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no glass) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no alcohol) - Second Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no dogs, except for trails, rifle mountain park or dog park) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no dogs, except for trails, rifle mountain park or dog park) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no skateboards, skates or similar devices, except at Action Park) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no skateboards, skates or similar devices,  except at Action Park) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no practice hitting into baseball/softball fences) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no practice hitting into baseball/softball fences) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations, skate park - helmets required) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations, skate park - helmets required) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no outside features allowed on premises, skate park) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no outside features allowed on premises, skate park) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no profanity, skate park) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no profanity, skate park) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - field use for baseball games only, Cooper Baseball Field) -Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - field use for baseball games only, Cooper Baseball Field) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no running allowed on deck, swimming Pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no running allowed on deck, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - shower before entering pool,  swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - shower before entering pool, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - food must be kept behind white fences, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - food must be kept behind white fences, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations  - no smoking, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no smoking, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - children must be supervised in baby pool area, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - children must be supervised in baby pool area, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - you must be 16 years of age to use hot tub, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations – you must be 16 years of age to use hot tub, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - only one person allowed on diving board at a time, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - only one person allowed on diving board at a time, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - only one bounce allowed on diving board, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - only one bounce allowed on diving board, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - lifejackets or goggles are not allowed in deep end of pool, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - lifejackets or goggles are not allowed in deep end of pool, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - hanging from diving boards is not allowed, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - hanging from diving boards is not allowed, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - must be 42 inches tall to use waterslide, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - must be 42 inches tall to use waterslide, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations – a slide pass must be purchased before use of waterslide, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations – a slide pass must be purchased before use of waterslide, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - goggles or flotation devices are not allowed on waterslide, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - goggles or flotation devices are not allowed on waterslide, swimmingpPool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - only one person allowed on waterslide at a time, swimming pool) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - only one person allowed on waterslide at a time, swimming pool) - Fourth Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no horses allowed) - Second Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no trespassing onto private property, trail visitors must remain on trail) - First Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - no trespassing onto private property, trail visitors must remain on trail) - Third Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - do not harass wildlife) - Second Offense

SUM

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations - do not throw, kick, dislodge or otherwise cause material to fall onto or from the trail) - Second Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations –Centennial Park, No running in water play area) - First Offense

25

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations – Centennial Park, No running in water play area) - Third Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations – Centennial Park, No climbing on metal structures) - First Offense

25

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations – Centennial Park, No climbing on metal structures) - Third Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations – Centennial Park, Bicycles, skateboards, skates and similar devices are not allowed to be ridden in the Central Plaza) - First Offense

25

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Promulgation of rules and regulations – Centennial Park, Bicycles, skateboards, skates and similar devices are not allowed to be ridden in the Central Plaza) - Third Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Parks and recreation site hours and special event users - no overnight parking) - First Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Parks and recreation site hours and special event users - no overnight parking) - Third Offense

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Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Parks and recreation site hours and special event users - parks are only to be used during posted hours) - Second Offense

50

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Parks and recreation site hours and special event users - parks are only to be used during posted hours) - Fourth Offense

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Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Parks and recreation site hours and special event users - no parking of “for sale” vehicles, trailers, etc.) - Second Offense

100

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Park and recreation site house and special event users – park and recreation site hours.  All persons are welcome to visit any park or recreation site owned or operated by the City during operation hours.  No person shall be on park or recreation site property except during operating hours.  All parks and recreation sites, including Heinz Park, Metro Park, Deerfield Park, Macintosh Park, Arnold Court Playground, Moki Playground, Davidson, Palomino Park and Centennial Park shall be in operation from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.; provided however, that Metro Park shall be in operation from 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.)

30

Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Cemetery regulations - damaging property prohibited.  All persons are prohibited from damaging landscaping, breaking or injuring any tree, shrub or plant, or lounging on any individual lot or in any way damaging or defacing any monument, grave marker, structure or other property within the grounds)

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Public Parks and Recreation Areas (Cemetery Regulations - discharging firearms prohibited; dogs prohibited.  All persons are prohibited from hunting or in any way disturbing the birds or fowls, or discharging any firearms, fireworks or other missiles within or over any portion of the cemetery or around the gates, fences or roads adjoining the same) - First Offense

100

MUNICIPAL UTILITIES

Municipal Utilities – Water System  (Service Line connections – connections required; violation; Unauthorized connections prohibited; It shall be unlawful for any unauthorized person to uncover, make any connection with or opening into, use alter or disturb any distribution main or appurtenance thereof without first obtaining written permission from the City Manager)

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Municipal Utilities Water System (Water usage - Sprinkling hours and restrictions)

30

Municipal Utilities Water System (Water usage - Taking water from fire hydrant.  It shall be unlawful for any person to take any water from any fire hydrant or hose pipe except for the extinguishing of fires, the cleaning or testing of fire apparatus or with the permission of the City Manager)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful acts – it shall be unlawful for any customer or user at any premises knowingly to receive water service by means of a bypass which has not been authorized in writing by the City Manager; or knowingly to receive water service by means of an authorized bypass which is not approved or intended for water service)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful acts –it shall be unlawful for any customer or user at any premises knowingly to receive water service by means of tampering which has not been authorized in writing by the City Manager)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful acts – it shall be unlawful for any customer or user of any premises knowingly to receive water service by means of unauthorized metering which has not been expressly authorized in writing by the City Manager)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful acts – it shall be unlawful for any person to damage, impair or deface any part, appliance or appurtenance of the water supply system of the City)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful acts – it shall be unlawful for any person to damage, tamper, meddle or interfere in any way with any of the works, lakes, reservoirs, drains, streams, trenches, mains, lines, filters, valve, gauges, devices, grounds, enclosures, buildings, structures, boats or other property or works of the City used directly or indirectly for or in connection with the water supply system of the City)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful acts – it shall be unlawful for any person to connect a surface or groundwater source or otherwise create a water connection or cross-connection to the water system)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful to pollute - it shall be unlawful for any person to pollute or contaminate any of the waters in or of the water supply system of the City, or to do any act which would pollute or tend to pollute the watersheds of the City)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful to pollute  - it shall be unlawful for any person to do any of the following acts in such areas of the water supply system as the City Council may designate:  (1) To wash, swim, wade or bathe in such areas)

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Municipal Utilities (Unlawful to pollute - it shall be unlawful for any person to do any of the following acts in such areas of the water supply system as the City Council may designate:  (3) To fish in or to shoot over, into or near such areas)

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Municipal Utilities (Connection permit required – it is unlawful for any person to open, uncover or in any manner make connection with any sewer main or line of the City, or to lay drain or sewer pipes on any premises or in any street or alley in the City without first obtaining a written connection permit from the City)

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Municipal Utilities (Discharge of certain materials )

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LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT

BUILDING REGULATIONS

Building Regulations (Building Code penalties)

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Building Regulations (Mechanical Code penalties)

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Building Regulations (Dangerous Building Code penalties)

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