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Any person violating any provision of subsection
1-2.6
shall be punished by a fine not exceeding twenty ($20.00) dollars for each offense, and not only the


The provisions of subsection
2-12.3
to the contrary notwithstanding, this ordinance shall be published by the action of the City Council


The information required by Section
2-13
of the Revised Ordinances of 1985, as amended, is as follows:


The provisions of subsection
2-12.3
to the contrary notwithstanding, this ordinance shall be published by the action of the City Council


The information required by Section
2-13
of the Revised Ordinances of 1985, as amended, is as follows:


s are utilized by the City to a more substantial and equitable extent; and Whereas, City Ordinance §
4-4
"Promoting Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprises in the City of Boston," as enacted, could n


r shall require in connection with the performance by said Supervisor of his duties under subsection
5-1.5
.


 of such an officer, except those officers appointed by the Mayor under the provisions of subsection
5-5.6
of this chapter, shall be, or within the six (6) months next following the date of his acceptance of


 Federal Government, except principal employees and officers subject to the provisions of subsection
5-5.2
hereof.


spended from employment, employees who are residents of the City of Boston, as defined in subsection
5-5.3
, shall be laid-off or temporarily suspended last and those employees who are not residents of the C


ended last and those employees who are not residents of the City of Boston, as defined in subsection
5-5.3
, shall be laid-off or temporarily suspended first.


ovided however, that those persons who are residents of the City of Boston, as defined in subsection
5-5.3
, shall have priority with regard to rehire.


ing to the City or, if such officer is bonded to the City upon the condition set forth in subsection
5-5.6
, to such officer, in such penal sum not exceeding twenty thousand ($20,000.00) dollars, with such s


The premium for the surety upon any bond given under subsection
5-5.6
or subsection


or subsection
5-5.8
of this chapter or subsection


of this chapter or subsection
6-3.4
shall be allowed and paid as an expense of the Department of which the principal on the bond is an o


e existence of any ordinance (including without limiting the generality of the foregoing, subsection
5-5.10
and subsection


and subsection
5-5.13
). This section shall not apply to an office or position occupied by a holdover in an office or posi


office compensated for overtime, who is appointed temporarily to an office established in subsection
5-5.10
shall not during that appointment be eligible to receive overtime in either office.


Except as otherwise ordered by the Mayor under subsection
2-7.10
, the Collector-Treasurer shall daily have an office open for the receipt and disbursement of money 


Except for Section
5-6.6
, inserted hereunder, the provisions of this ordinance are severable and if any provision hereof exc


hall forward such to the Compliance Commission for further investigation as delineated by subsection
5-10.1
.


That the certificate prescribed by subsection
5-5.27
has been furnished.


er the care and custody of the Collector-Treasurer of the City of Boston, as specified in subsection
6-3.11
, shall be invested or remain invested in the stocks, securities or other obligations of any company


ion's award of points, on a scale of zero (0) to one hundred (100) total points, pursuant to section
6-8.7
as determined by the Municipal Banking and Community Reinvestment Commission.


 the top seventy-five percent (75%) of the community reinvestment rankings, as described by sections
6-8.9
(c)(1) and


(c)(1) and
6-8.9
(c)(2), and may contract with the City for banking services and serve as a designated City depositor


the bottom twenty-five percent (25%) of the community reinvestment rankings, as described in section
6-8.9
(c)(3) and may not contract with the City for banking services or serve as a City depository.


in the top twenty-five percent (25%) of the community reinvestment rankings, as described in section
6-8.9
(c)(1).


owned or serviced by the institution, other than for "just cause" as that term is defined in section
6-8.1
(y) of this ordinance, any occupants of such property, whether those occupants are the former owners


production and service levels for demographic targets as described in the first paragraph of section
6-8.2
.


f any financial institution refuses or fails to provide any of the information described in sections
6-8.2
through


through
6-8.4
, inclusive, the Collector- Treasurer shall report the refusal or failure to the Mayor and the City 


anking system and the criteria and methodology by which points in each category, pursuant to section
6-8.7
of this section, are awarded to or deducted from a financial institution.


te inoome individuals as well as comment on any data collected and posted online pursuant to section
6-8.8
. A summary of comments collected and any role played by such comments in the annual report shall be


Consistent with section
6-8.6
(e) of this section, the Commission's report and recommendations shall be based on review of the inf


eport and recommendations shall be based on review of the information submitted required by sections
6-3.2
through


through
6-8.4
, inclusive.


 lending performance, which shall be determined utilizing information submitted pursuant to sections
6-8.2
(a)(l) through 


(a)(l) through 
6-8.2
(a)(9) and section 


(a)(9) and section 
6-8.2
(a)(15);


ess lending performance, which shall be determined utilizing information submitted pursuant sections
6-8.2
(a)(10) and 


(a)(10) and 
6-8.2
(a)(15);


vestment performance, which shall be determined utilizing information submitted pursuant to sections
6-8.2
(a)(11) and 


(a)(11) and 
6-8.2
(a)(15);


 lending performance, which shall be determined utilizing information submitted pursuant to sections
6-8.2
(a)(12), 


(a)(12), 
6-8.2
(a)(13), 


(a)(13), 
6-8.2
(a)(15), 


(a)(15), 
6-8.2
(b)(4) and 


(b)(4) and 
6-8.2
(b)(5);


nd hiring performance, which shall be determined utilizing information submitted pursuant to section
6-8.2
as a whole, section


as a whole, section
6-8.2
(b)(2) specifically, and section


(b)(2) specifically, and section
6-8.2
(a)(15);


Unreasonable percentage of default in any of the five (5) categories identified in section
6-8.7
(a) above;


Each financial institution's rank and score shall be disclosed publicly pursuant to section
6-8.8


The disclosures made by a financial institution pursuant to sections
6-8.2
through


through
6-8.4
shall be posted on the City's website for public viewing within thirty (30) days of submission to th


entiles of local reinvestment performance, not inclusive of the classifications described in section
6-8.9
(c)(1); provided that, the Collector Treasurer may increase the level of City banking services contr


A financial institution that fails to disclose the required information pursuant to sections
6-8.2
and


and
6-8.4
or scores in the bottom twenty-five percent (25%) of local reinvestment performance shall not be eli


ces on or abutting public ways, which permit or permits may allow practices prohibited by subsection
16-1.21
of the ordinances; provided, however, that before any such permit is issued the Commission shall sat


When used in this subsection
7-2.2
, unless a contrary intention clearly appears, the following terms shall have the following meaning:


This subsection shall refer to Chapter VII, Section
7-2.2
of the City of Boston Code.


issued by the Commission or the proposed improvement is exempted from these provisions by subsection
7-3.5
.


.
7-3.8


, and shall provide the necessary flags therefor and display them thereon in accordance with Section
1-3
of these ordinances.


 including contractor performance as measured against the targets established pursuant to subsection
7-13.5
c,1. above, the results of any alternative programs, and the City's net cost for its solid waste man


hose conferred or imposed on the Committee on Licenses in the Public Safety Commission by subsection
14-2.1
, (b) those conferred or imposed on the Commissioner of Public Works by subsection


, (b) those conferred or imposed on the Commissioner of Public Works by subsection
11-6.1
and (c) those conferred or imposed on the Real Property Board by subsection


and (c) those conferred or imposed on the Real Property Board by subsection
11-7.1
.


In accordance with City of Boston Code, Ordinances, subsection
2-12.3
, there is hereby created a City Department to be known as the Employment and Economic Policy Admini


receipt by the City of funds from the United States for the various programs set forth in subsection
8-8.3
. All qualified residents of the City shall have an equal opportunity for appointment to such positi


The agency, as defined in subsection
8-9.1
, shall be designated as responsible for the planning, implementation and enforcement of this sectio


The agency shall have the power, by means of the contract provisions referred to in subsection
8-9.2
, to impose sanctions upon contractors and subcontractors found to be in noncompliance with this sec


d upon him or her by law, and who shall be compensated as an officer within Category I of subsection
5-5.10
of the Code of Ordinances. The Inspectional Services Department shall have and exercise all of the d


aid Departments are hereby transferred to the Inspectional Services Department created by subsection
9-9.1
of this section; and every person holding in said or other Departments an office or position subject


h in subsection 9-11.3 and which has been developed according to the process set forth in subsection
9-11.4
.


eon, the Commissioner shall consult with the Boston Police Department, as provided for in subsection
11-1.7
of the City of Boston Code, as amended. The Commissioner’s approval or modification shall be in the 


eon, the Commissioner shall consult with the Boston Police Department, as provided for in subsection
11-1.7
of the City of Boston Code, as amended. Such approval or modification shall be in the form of a writ


, security systems, or other equipment, personnel, or program. See also City of Boston Code, Section
11-1
, as amended.


shall mean as defined in subsection
9-11.1
.


to the landlord and the Inspectional Services Department upon completion, as provided for in Section
11-1
of the City of Boston Code, as amended. Such surveys shall be completed within thirty (30) days of r


h a certified crime prevention officer from the Boston Police Department, as provided for in Section
11-1
of the City of Boston Code, as amended. The Commissioner's approval or modification shall be in the 


n decision, and shall be furnished to all affected parties within ten (10) days of the hearing date.
9-12.5


shall continue to be subject to the protections contained in City of Boston Code, Chapter X, Section
10-2.2
that to the extent such housing accommodations are publicly owned housing, publicly subsidized housi


shall continue to be subject to the protections contained in City of Boston Code, Chapter X, Section
10-2
, and


, and
10-3
that the following shall not be contained within the definition of housing accommodations for the pu


ve been filed, and all such petitions received prior to such filing shall be dismissed by the Board.
10-2.17


ximum rent for a mobile home or a mobile home lot shall be the rent charged as of September 1, 1995.
10-2.17


agraph shall be subject to the hearing and notice requirements of paragraph b. of subsection 10-2.7.
10-2.17


subsection, no landlord shall receive more than one rent adjustment in any twelve (12) month period.
10-2.17


ist landlords and tenants in identifying accessible, appropriately sized, comparable rental housing.
10-2.17


Eviction of tenants from controlled or decontrolled housing accommodations is governed by subsection
10-2.9
as modified by subsections


as modified by subsections
10-2.10
and


and
10-2.11
. Issuance of a removal permit does not relieve any person of compliance with the eviction procedure


ise required by this section including, but not limited to, the requirements contained in subsection
10-2.12
relating to lodging and rooming houses, no removal permit shall be required for the removal of any h


nce at the site of the housing accommodation of arson or a suspicious fire, as defined in subsection
10-2.15
.


. All of the remedies provided in subsections
10-2.16
through


through
10-2.19
of this section shall be available to the Board for purposes of enforcing subsection 10-2.11. (Ord. 


Penalty, see subsection
10-2.17


finition for “Dormitory or Student Housing”, “Lodging House” and “Lodging House Unit” in subsections
10-2.1
.


. The provisions of this Amendment and the Ordinance it amends (Section
10-2
of the City of Boston Code, Ordinances) shall be severable and if any one or more provisions, or par


 cooperative unit, such tenants shall be entitled to the benefits and options provided in subsection
10-2.10
of this section.


this section shall be construed as supplementing prior enactments rather than replacing any of them.
10-6.5


rvices Department in the assessment of the adequacy of security plans, as provided for in subsection
9-11.4
and


and
9-12.3
of the City of Boston Code, as amended.


pt in the absence of the Commissioner, and then only under a separate authorization under Subsection
5-5.29
.


truction, and shall be granted upon condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection
5-5.30
of these ordinances, and upon the further conditions as follows:


s into public drains and sewers, on condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection
11-6.9
, and in addition that the person applying for the permit shall make connection of such drain with s


handise into and from buildings, on condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection
5-5.28
, and in addition that the person applying for the permit shall maintain, during the whole time the 


er a street, or a cover thereto, on condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection
11-6.9
, and in addition that the person applying for the permit shall make the underground structure of su


 a building through the streets, on condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection
11-6.9
; provided, that an application for such permit, describing the location from and to which, and the 


duits under the surface thereof, on condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection
11-6.9
, and in addition that the person applying for the permit shall, whenever requested so to do by the 


 poles for the support of wires, on condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection
11-6.9
, and in addition that the person applying for the permit shall keep the poles well painted and in g


the result of any surface defect occurring wholly or in part within the area described in Subsection
11-6.20
.


the result of any surface defect occurring wholly or in part within the area described in Subsection
11-6.23
.


y, and account for all money so received by him since the last accounting, as provided in Subsection
5-5.24
.


a street the Commissioner of Public Works or such subordinate or subordinates (as defined in Section
1-1
, a, 9.) as he may from time to time designate may remove, or cause to be removed, to some convenien


 refuse, the Commissioner of Public Works or such subordinate or subordinates (as defined in Section
1-1
a,9.) as he may from time to time designate may remove, or cause to be removed, to some convenient p


on vote of the City Council approved by the Mayor and payment of the charge prescribed by subsection
18-1.8
, paragraph 4., permit the use of said Hall, and shall hold all persons signing the application for 


time deem necessary; provided, however, that no person other than a veteran as defined in Subsection
12-2.1
shall be eligible for such appointment.


ts successor in function a copy of the annual report transmitted by it to the Mayor under subsection
5-5.34
of these ordinances.


rary Identification Card Program, established by City of Boston Code, Ordinances, Chapter 6, Section
6-7.3
; and


bject to the residency and voting requirements appearing in the City of Boston Code, Ord. Subsection
5-5.2
, notwithstanding the exception contained therein. The Commissioners shall be classified special mun


responsibility for the welfare of their partner and any dependents registered pursuant to subsection
12-9A.2
;


They register their domestic partnership as set forth in subsection
12-9A.2
of this section; and their dependents as registered pursuant to subsection


of this section; and their dependents as registered pursuant to subsection
12-9A.2
.


shall mean a person registered pursuant to subsection
12-9A.2
, who has not registered as a domestic partner and who receives significant financial or significant


se of a statement filed pursuant to this section, subject to the limitations contained in subsection
12-9A.5
of this section.


shall mean a person who meets the criteria set out in subsection
12-9A.1
a. of this section and registers pursuant to subsection


a. of this section and registers pursuant to subsection
12-9A.2
of this section;


 partnership must declare under penalty of perjury that they meet the criteria set out in subsection
12-9A.1
a. of this section.


The developer shall comply with the escrow deposit requirements of subsection
12-10.9
hereof.


 all appointed by the Mayor. The Commission shall have the powers and duties set forth in subsection
12-10.4
herein. The members of the Commission shall be deemed special municipal employees for purposes of Ch


on by the Mayor and the City Council, any fines levied against the escrow fund set out in subsection
12-10.9
shall be for the benefit of this job training program and no other.


 or employment in the City of Boston, noncompliance with the procedures established under Subsection
12-10.6
herein, failure to disclose conflicts of interest, incapacity due to illness, or conviction of a cri


Actions or determinations under subsection
12-10.8
,


,
12-10.9
or


or
12-10.10
herein shall be taken or made in accordance with the following administrative procedures:


e if (1) the statistical monitoring data at the relevant determination date, set forth in Subsection
12-10.8
hereof shows compliance with the Boston Residents Construction Employment Standards; or (2) if the C


crow fund shall be established for each project which is a Covered Project, as defined in Subsection
12-10.2
paragraph b “Covered Projects”, herein. Payment into the escrow fund shall be made by the developer 


idents Construction Employment Standards and/or for non-compliance with paragraph a, 2 of Subsection
12-10.4
. The Commission shall recommend the imposition of any or all three (3) of the following sanctions:


 by the Commission when such developer or contractor was not in compliance, as defined in Subsection
12-10.7
, each day of non-compliance to be considered as a separate violation, to be levied against the escr


onsidered as a separate violation, to be levied against the escrow fund as established by Subsection
12-10.9
herein, provided that fines may still be levied and will still be due if the escrow account is exhau


threat to the public peace or public safety, violence, intimidation, or harm to persons or property.
12-12.4


time deem necessary; provided, however, that no person other than a veteran as defined in Subsection
12-2.1
shall be eligible for such appointment.


ts successor in function a copy of the annual report transmitted by it to the Mayor under subsection
5-5.34
of these ordinances.


rary Identification Card Program, established by City of Boston Code, Ordinances, Chapter 6, Section
6-7.3
; and


bject to the residency and voting requirements appearing in the City of Boston Code, Ord. Subsection
5-5.2
, notwithstanding the exception contained therein. The Commissioners shall be classified special mun


responsibility for the welfare of their partner and any dependents registered pursuant to subsection
12-9A.2
;


They register their domestic partnership as set forth in subsection
12-9A.2
of this section; and their dependents as registered pursuant to subsection


of this section; and their dependents as registered pursuant to subsection
12-9A.2
.


shall mean a person registered pursuant to subsection
12-9A.2
, who has not registered as a domestic partner and who receives significant financial or significant


se of a statement filed pursuant to this section, subject to the limitations contained in subsection
12-9A.5
of this section.


shall mean a person who meets the criteria set out in subsection
12-9A.1
a. of this section and registers pursuant to subsection


a. of this section and registers pursuant to subsection
12-9A.2
of this section;


 partnership must declare under penalty of perjury that they meet the criteria set out in subsection
12-9A.1
a. of this section.


The developer shall comply with the escrow deposit requirements of subsection
12-10.9
hereof.


 all appointed by the Mayor. The Commission shall have the powers and duties set forth in subsection
12-10.4
herein. The members of the Commission shall be deemed special municipal employees for purposes of Ch


on by the Mayor and the City Council, any fines levied against the escrow fund set out in subsection
12-10.9
shall be for the benefit of this job training program and no other.


 or employment in the City of Boston, noncompliance with the procedures established under Subsection
12-10.6
herein, failure to disclose conflicts of interest, incapacity due to illness, or conviction of a cri


Actions or determinations under subsection
12-10.8
,


,
12-10.9
or


or
12-10.10
herein shall be taken or made in accordance with the following administrative procedures:


e if (1) the statistical monitoring data at the relevant determination date, set forth in Subsection
12-10.8
hereof shows compliance with the Boston Residents Construction Employment Standards; or (2) if the C


crow fund shall be established for each project which is a Covered Project, as defined in Subsection
12-10.2
paragraph b “Covered Projects”, herein. Payment into the escrow fund shall be made by the developer 


idents Construction Employment Standards and/or for non-compliance with paragraph a, 2 of Subsection
12-10.4
. The Commission shall recommend the imposition of any or all three (3) of the following sanctions:


 by the Commission when such developer or contractor was not in compliance, as defined in Subsection
12-10.7
, each day of non-compliance to be considered as a separate violation, to be levied against the escr


onsidered as a separate violation, to be levied against the escrow fund as established by Subsection
12-10.9
herein, provided that fines may still be levied and will still be due if the escrow account is exhau


threat to the public peace or public safety, violence, intimidation, or harm to persons or property.
12-12.4


 dog found running at large in any street or public place within the City in violation of Subsection
16-1.9
of these ordinances. Upon apprehending or receiving any such dog the Dog Officer or domestic charita


is responsible for the application, administration and execution of the policy defined in Subsection
15-10.1
.


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 253; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 6)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


 accordance with a permit from the Division of Health Inspections, Inspectional Services Department.
16-32.6


Violations of subsection
16-1.9
shall be punished as follows:


eport on the breeds of dogs that have bitten human beings or other animals during the previous year.
16-32.6


ton must be registered and licensed annually with the Animal Control Unit as established by CBC 7-9.
16-32.6


nes collected pursuant to the provisions of Chapter XVI of the City of Boston Ordinances, subsection
16-1.9A
and all dog registration and licensing fees collected pursuant to Chapter XVIII of the City of Bosto


 and licensing fees collected pursuant to Chapter XVIII of the City of Boston Ordinances, subsection
18-1.4
(6-10) shall be deposited into a revolving fund within the Animal Control Unit of the Property Manag


ity agencies which enforce this section and Chapter XVI of the City of Boston Ordinances, subsection
16-1.9
and for costs associated with licensing and registration. The total amount which may be expended fro


ch animal to escape the premises so as to disturb the peaceful enjoyment of the property of another.
16-32.6


t to G.L., c. 40, s. 21D, and that complaint is disposed of pursuant to said act and CBC, subsection
16-32.3
, the complaint issued hereunder shall be deemed disposed of.


jurisdiction, the decision of such court shall not affect or impair any of the remaining provisions.
16-32.6


de of his building, or permit his building or any grounds connected therewith to be foul or unclean.
16-32.6


s cover so secured to the sides and ends as to prevent the manure from dropping while being removed.
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 257; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 9)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


975 Ord. T14 § 258; Ord. 1986 c. 10 § 1; Recodified by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 10)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 259; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 11)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 260; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 12)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 261; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 13)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


maintain a water-closet, vault, or privy in an unwholesome, unclean, or improper place or condition.
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 263; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 14)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


issued by said Commission which permit shall be prominently displayed at the site of said pollution.
16-32.6


BC 1975 Ord. T14 § 264; Recodified in Chapter XXIII by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 28)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


 accordance with a permit from the Division of Health Inspections, Inspectional Services Department.
16-32.6


d. 1988 c. 17 § 1; Recodified in Chapter XXIII by Ord. 1991 c. 5 §§ 19, 28)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


bstance primarily intended for amusement or decoration, in the nature of “liquid string,” so-called.
16-32.6


s 14 and 17 of Chapter 101 of the General Laws and Acts in amendment thereof or in addition thereto.
16-32.6


f said activity. In addition to those persons authorized to enforce this subsection under Subsection
16-32.4
of this Chapter, this subsection shall be enforced by such persons as the Conservation Commission ma


ter, this subsection shall be enforced by such persons as the Conservation Commission may designate.
16-32.6


ived to be a real firearm from which a shot or bullet can be fired and which, pursuant to Subsection
16-5A.4
, has been determined to pose a threat to public safety.


Except as provided in Subsection
16-5A.3
herein, no person or entity shall sell or market any replica firearm in the City of Boston.


herein, no person or entity shall sell or market any replica firearm in the City of Boston.
16-5A.4


P AWAY FROM FLAME” in letters of boldface type not less than one eighth (1/8") of an inch in height.
16-32.6


y engine or other apparatus used by members of the Fire Department in the discharge of their duties.
16-32.1


or to curtail, abridge, or limit the intendment of any statute of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
16-32.6


ture of salt, in or upon a street, or without such permit remove any manure or dirt from any street.
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 290; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 27)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


BC 1975 Ord. T14 § 291; Ord. 1979 c. 34; Recodified by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 24)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


 permission of the owner or person in charge thereof, nor in any way or manner otherwise prohibited.
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


ffer to remain there, any substance except in the maintenance or repair of such way, alley or place.
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 294; Recodified in Chapter XXIII by Ord. 1991 c. 5 §28)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


BC 1975 Ord. T14 § 295; Recodified in Chapter XXIII by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 28)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


BC 1975 Ord. T14 § 296; Recodified in Chapter XXIII by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 28)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


 § 297; Ord. 1985 c. 7; Recodified in Chapter XXIII by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 28)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


bstance primarily intended for amusement or decoration, in the nature of “liquid string,” so-called.
16-32.6


ay ball, throw stones, snow balls, or other missiles, or shoot with or use a bow and arrow or sling.
16-32.6


for any use other than solely residential shall result in a fine of three hundred ($300.00) dollars.
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


01; Ord. 1985 c. 9 § 1; Recodified in Chapter XXIII by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 28)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


302; Ord. 1985 c. 9 § 2; Recodified in Chapter XXIII by Ord.1991 c. 5 § 28)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


sidewalk shall knowingly suffer to remain uncut any overgrowth of grass planted therein by the City.
16-32.1
,


,
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 304; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 31)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 305; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 32)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 306; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 33)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 307; Repealed by Ord. 1991 c. 5 § 34)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


nguage; nor shall any person in a street solicit another person to engage in an unlawful sexual act.
16-32.6


e up to two hundred ($200.00) dollars or up to six (6) months imprisonment or both, upon conviction.
16-32.6


ther public grounds, except the Public Garden. Nothing contained in this subsection or in Subsection
16-19.4
of this section shall be held to prohibit the doing of any act in the reasonable performance of his 


 as result of a donation or contribution, or the like, the fee shall be that specified in Subsection
18-1.16
(35) hereof, and provided that when the portion of the public ground to be used is within the Common


et number other than the one assigned to such building by the Commissioner of Inspectional Services.
16-32.6


y obtained the consent of the person having possession of such post, pole, fence, wall, or building.
16-32.6


 of the person having possession of such post, pole, fence, tree, wall, building or other structure.
16-32.6


t or hydrant, in a street or public place, or upon a walk, fence, or building belonging to the City.
16-32.6


(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 351; Recodified by Ord. 1991 c.5 § 41)  Penalty, see subsection
16-32.6


inly audible at a distance of one hundred (100') feet from its source by a person of normal hearing.
16-32.6


ed, and shall be enforced pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 40, Section 21D of the General Laws.
16-32.6


neral Laws. This section shall be deemed a part of the Environment Protection Ordinances, so called.
16-32.6


ices Department, which permit may be renewed for one or more periods of not exceeding one week each.
16-32.6


t the lot line of a residential lot in excess of 50 dBa between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
16-32.6


aint for violation of M.G.L. c. 272, S. 53, which sets forth the penalties for disturbing the peace.
16-32.6


ea of the City to operate a loud amplification device or similar equipment, as defined in subsection
16-26.1
, in or on a motor vehicle which is either moving or standing in a public way.


rms "standing" and "parked" shall be as defined in the City of Boston Traffic Rules and Regulations.
16-26.11
,


,
16-32.6


ea of the City to operate a loud amplification device or similar equipment, as defined in subsection
16-26.1
, in a public way or in any other public place.


, in a public way or in any other public place.
16-26.11
,


,
16-32.6


ea of the City to operate a loud amplification device or similar equipment, as defined in subsection
16-26.1
, in a dwelling house or on the land or other premises of such dwelling house.


, in a dwelling house or on the land or other premises of such dwelling house.
16-26.11
,


,
16-32.6


aid General Laws, seize any loud amplification device or similar equipment, as defined in subsection
16-26.1
, as evidence. In the event of such seizure for evidence by a Boston police officer incident to such


The following are exempted from the provisions of Section
16-26
and shall not be considered unreasonable or excessive noise for purposes of this section:


 as shall be specified by the City Council in the license granted under the provisions of Subsection
16-28.1
, and except in case of emergency, the licensee shall not deviate from the specifications of said li


Any person violating any provision of subsections
16-9.1
,


,
16-12.8
,


,
16-12.9
, shall, unless otherwise provided in this Chapter, be punished by a fine not exceeding fifty ($50.0


s for each offense for a violation of any provision of this Chapter. Any person violating subsection
16-2.3
shall be punished by a fine of two hundred ($200.00) dollars. Any person violating any other provisi


Any person violating any provision of subsection
16-12.28
shall be punished by a fine not exceeding two hundred ($200.00) dollars.


City of Boston, Ordinances, subsection
16-1.8
through subsection


through subsection
16-1.20A
, subsection


, subsection
16-1.24
; subsection


; subsection
16-1.26
; Section


; Section
16-4A
; Section 16-8A; subsection


; Section 16-8A; subsection
16-12.2a
; subsection


; subsection
16-12.5
through subsection


through subsection
16-12.23
; and subsection


; and subsection
16-22.1
through subsection


through subsection
16-23.4
may be enforced in accordance with the provisions of G.L. Chapter 40, Section 21D as inserted by St.


Any person taking cognizance of a violation of the sections of this Code set forth in subsection
16-32.4
hereof which he is empowered to enforce by statute, ordinance, or by appointment as special Police O


Any person violating any provision of the sections enumerated in subsection
16-32.4
hereof shall be punished by a fine of ten ($10.00) dollars for each offense except that the followin


Subsection
16-1.14
Three hundred ($300.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-1.17
Fifty ($50.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-1.19A
For the first violation in any twelve (12) month period: fifty ($50.00) dollars, for the second viol


Subsection
16-2.5
One hundred ($100.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-2.7
Two hundred ($200.00)  dollars;


Subsection
16-4A
For the first violation in any twelve (12) month period: fifty  ($50.00) dollars, for the second or 


Subsection
16-8.1
Three hundred ($300.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-12.2A
Fifty ($50.00) dollars, except that for the second violation  within twelve (12) months of a prior v


Subsection
16-12.7
Fifteen ($15.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-12.8
Twenty-five ($25.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-12.14
Fifty ($50.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-12.19
Fifteen ($15.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-23.1
Three hundred ($300.00) dollars;


Subsection
16-23.3
Three hundred ($300.00) dollars;


All of the sections of the ordinances cited in subsection
16-32.4
; Boston Police Rule 401 (CBC St. Title 14, s 164); subsection


; Boston Police Rule 401 (CBC St. Title 14, s 164); subsection
16-12.3
; subsections


; subsections
16-33.2
and


and
16-33.7
.


; and (5) or, unless the use of the premises is restricted to persons over the age of eighteen (18).
16-36.3


ith, a trade or business lawfully conducted on the property, shall not be deemed a violation hereof.
16-37.2


The penalty for violation of subsection
16-37.1
of the Code shall be two hundred fifty ($250.00) dollars which may be enforced criminally, or noncri


rtificate holder wishes to install additional newsracks, beyond those which have been approved under
16-38.2
(d), the certificate holder must submit an application to amend the Certificate of Compliance. Only 


ll prominently display the newsrack sticker issued by the Commissioner pursuant to the provisions of
16-38.2
(d). The sticker must be adhered in a clearly visible location on the upper right-hand corner of the


Placement of any newsracks must be done in accordance with
16-38.2
(c) and (d) and


(c) and (d) and
16-38.3
(d), the regulations of the Architectural Access Board, 521 CMR, and subject to the following prohib


ic way, and the presumption shall be that proposed locations that do not conform to the standards of
16-38.3
(c)(1)-(7) interfere.


o newsrack may be grouped with any other newsrack unless such location has been approved pursuant to
16-38.2
(c) and (d).


If a newsrack is placed in the public way without a newsrack sticker as required by
16-38.3
(a) the Commissioner may remove it from the public way immediately and may dispose of such newsrack 


Upon a determination that a newsrack permitted pursuant to
16-38.2
(d) placed in any part of a public way is damaged in a manner which poses an immediate threat to pub


uch newsrack immediately. The Commissioner shall send notice to the individual provided pursuant to 
16-38.2
(c)(1) or (2), informing the certificate holder that the newsrack has been removed, the location of 


Upon a determination by the Commissioner that a newsrack permitted pursuant to
16-38.2
(d) is in violation of 


(d) is in violation of 
16-38.3
or


or
16-38.4
,


excluding those violations stipulated in
16-38.5
(b)(1) and (2), the certificate holder shall have five (5) days to correct the violation. Upon a det


iolation, the Commissioner shall send notice of the violation to the individual provided pursuant to
16-38.2
(c)(1) or (2). Such notice shall include:


A certificate holder may comply with its obligation under
16-38.5
(3) to correct the violation by permanently replacing the newsrack with a properly-stickered newsrac


Any person aggrieved by
16-38.5
(3) may appeal such action to the Public Improvement 


d, the Commissioner shall remove the newsrack and send notice to the individual provided pursuant to
16-38.2
(c)(1) or (2), informing the certificate holder that the newsrack has been removed, the location of 


 the Commissioner shall endeavor to provide reasonable notice to the individual provided pursuant to
16-38.2
(c)(1) or (2) instructing them to remove newsracks in the time and fashion deemed necessary by the C


A newsrack removed pursuant to the regulations set forth in
16-38.5
or


or
16-38.6
may be retrieved by the certificate holder within fifteen (15) days of its removal upon payment of a


ensed or unlicensed) are prohibited from selling the above listed dangerous instruments in the City.
16-39.2


The sale, gift, loan or delivery of any of the instruments detailed in subsection
16-39.1
of this section by a parent or an adult who is an immediate family member of the minor, to include s


Any person who violates
16-41.2
shall be punished by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) or by a judicial order of


Any person who continues to violate any subsection of
16-41.2
after being ordered to stop by a member of the Boston Police Department may be arrested and kept in 


ive, sell or offer to sell a laser pointer to any individual eighteen (18) years of age and younger.
16-42.6


f laser pointers to persons eighteen (18) years of age and younger is a violation of this ordinance.
16-42.6


loyment purpose where such laser pointer is used under the supervision of the employer or its agent.
16-42.6


uch a manner as is intended to harass or annoy said person or any person operating a moving vehicle.
16-42.6


oper cleanup should a breakage occur with all mercury fever thermometers sold through prescriptions.
16-44.6


It shall be unlawful for any person to manufacture a mercury thermometer in the City.
16-44.6


ometer in the City, except in the case of a medical necessity as determined by a licensed physician.
16-44.6


 this section, a person may not sell or supply mercury fever thermometers to consumers and patients.
16-44.6


 of cutting vegetation or if the machete is being transported for the purpose of cutting vegetation.
16-45.4


this section shall be construed to enhance or diminish any duties of persons described in subsection
16-45.2
, and this section shall not be introduced or cited in any proceeding as evidence of negligence, rec


chronically or habitually violated or upon any renewal of the registration statement required in CBC
16-52.3
, the property owner must implement and provide proof satisfactory to the Inspectional Services Depa


(30) days of the mailing of such notice of violation, the owner shall be required to comply with CBC
16-52.4
c.


onal materials which may be used to secure a building, pursuant to the requirements set forth in CBC
16-52.4
, if proof is provided, satisfactory to the Commissioner, that such materials will perform in a mann


shall have the same meaning as set forth in section
16-57.2
.


is found by the Mayor's Problem Properties Task Force to be a problem property as defined in section
16-57.2
shall constitute a public nuisance. The Chair of the Task Force shall formally communicate to the Ma


ISD certificate program for qualifying authorized professionals to perform inspections under section
9-1.3
of the City of Boston Code, and (iii) has been issued a certificate of completion upon payment to IS


Such other regulations as to the Board appear necessary for the health and safety of patients.
17-1.3


Notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection
2-12.3
, this ordinance shall be published by the action of the City Council in passing the same, and shall


ing the hours they are so engaged, have compressed air and water available for the use of motorists.
17-2.2


, unless such sign or other marking clearly indicates the pump or pumps to which said price applies.
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


istoric Haymarket-Blackstone Market, as defined in City of Boston Ordinances, Title XVII, subsection
17-3.1
, shall pay to the City in each fiscal year a charge, in addition to any licensing fee imposed, for 


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


ding December for such year such person has registered with the City Clerk as provided in Subsection
17-8.2
and the number assigned to him upon such registration is clearly and conspicuously imprinted on all 


ding December for such year such person has registered with the City Clerk as provided in Subsection
17-8.2
and the number assigned to him upon such registration is clearly and conspicuously imprinted on all 


ding December for such year such person has registered with the City Clerk as provided in Subsection
17-5.2
and the number assigned to him upon such registration is clearly and conspicuously imprinted on such


h registration is clearly and conspicuously imprinted on such printed matter or motion picture film.
17-8.3


Any person desiring that a registration number be assigned to him for the purpose of Subsection
17-8.1
shall make application therefor to the City Clerk in a writing setting forth: (1) his name and place


ith the City Clerk setting forth such changes. Unless subsequent to the effective date of Subsection
17-8.1
the applicant has violated Section 28 or Section 28A of Chapter 272 of the General Laws and been fin


judged guilty of such violation, the City Clerk shall assign to the applicant a registration number.
17-8.3


Whoever violates any provision of Subsection
17-8.1
or whoever makes a false or fraudulent representation in making an application under Subsection


or whoever makes a false or fraudulent representation in making an application under Subsection
17-8.2
, or whoever neglects or fails to file supplementary writings as required by Subsection


, or whoever neglects or fails to file supplementary writings as required by Subsection
17-8.2
shall be subject to a fine of fifty ($50.00) dollars for each day on which such violation occurs or 


ioner and the Board, all in accordance with the powers and the duties assumed pursuant to Subsection
17-9.3
.


Following the “Guidelines” as defined in Subsection
17-9.1
.


All areas in which RDNA is utilized shall be free of rodent and insect infestation.
17-9.6


he “Guidelines”) must adhere to the following requirements in addition to those stated in Subsection
17-9.1
.


ermit shall be separate and distinct, but otherwise in addition to the permit required by Subsection
17-9.1
.


Prior to issuing any Large-Scale Permit the Board shall conduct an appropriate public hearing.
17-9.6


egulating Recombinant DNA research, production and technology, the BBC, as established by Subsection
17-9.1
c., shall have the following duties and responsibilities.


shall be reported to the Commissioner immediately and in no case longer than twenty-four (24) hours.
17-9.6


Notwithstanding subsection
17-10.10
(a), a permit holder may transfer a permit as part of the sale of a majority of the stock in a corpo


uck permit application for approval to the Committee pursuant to the process set forth in subsection
17-10.5
and any additional rules and regulations promulgated by the Committee.


r and transferee, shall be subject to a fine of three hundred ($300.00) dollars, pursuant to section
17-10.12
(a). The unauthorized transfer or attempt to transfer of each permit shall constitute a separate vio


rating without a permit in violation of this section and may be subject to enforcement under section
17-10.12
.


suspend a permit for no more than three (3) days without a notice or hearing, pursuant to subsection
17-10.12
(b)(1), if the Commissioner or his or her designee specifically notifies the permit holder in writin


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


 that a hearing should be held to consider whether the application should be denied under Subsection
17-13.3
and within such thirty (30) day period shall have given the notice specified in said subsection.


The Mayor shall grant a license applied for under Subsection
17-13.1
, unless he specifically finds, after a hearing preceded by at least ten (10) days written notice to


Penalty, see subsection
16-32.1


valuation of such goods, wares and merchandise and transmit a certificate thereof to the City Clerk.
17-14.5


Upon the payment of the fee prescribed by subsection
18-1.20
, paragraph 9, the City Clerk shall issue to the transient vendor a license authorizing the sale of 


Penalty, see subsection
17-14.5


Penalty, see subsection
17-14.5


s provided in this section, or who neglects or refuses to file the statement described in Subsection
17-14.1
, or who makes a false or fraudulent representation in said statement, or who, having secured such l


ority to promulgate all regulations necessary to give full effect to the provisions of this section.
17-15.8


rail shipment into or within the City of Boston of any hazardous materials, as defined in Subsection
17-15.1
of 17-15 “Transportation of Hazardous Materials by Motor Vehicles; Regulations,” the operator of the


ted if the Fire Commissioner is satisfied that the public health and safety would not be endangered.
17-16.3


tion may be used to the detriment of the shipper or consignee as provided in 49 USC s. 11910 (a)(1).
17-16.3


vices are performed openly in the presence of the general public in a public place as defined in CBC
17-17.2
below, shall register with the Boston Police Commissioner by submitting supporting documentation:


 or property in such a public place openly in the presence of the general public as described in CBC
17-17.7
shall register all required information as provided for by such rules or regulations promulgated fro


 employed or assigned in Boston openly and in the presence of the general public as described in CBC
17-17.6
, to be licensed by the Police Commissioner as a special police officer. This requirement for licens


al police officers pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter 22C, Section 51-68, or those otherwise exempted by CBC
17-17.2
.


 and to enforce the laws and ordinances of the city, in and about any public place as defined in CBC
17-17.2
, for which he or she is hired as an armed security guard or watchman to serve openly in the presenc


n armed security guard or watchman to serve openly in the presence of the public as described in CBC
17-17.7
.


 become effective within one hundred eighty (180) days after passage; however, the provisions of CBC
17-17.5
regarding licensure as special police officers for armed security guards shall become effective thir


 armed security guard or watchman within the City of Boston without the registration required in CBC
17-17.1
shall be fined in the amount of three hundred ($300.00) dollars for each week the officer fails to o


y business which hires an armed security guard or watchman who has not registered as required in CBC
17-17.1
, or if such business fails to register the required information in accordance with CBC


, or if such business fails to register the required information in accordance with CBC
17-17.3
herein described, shall be fined in the amount of three hundred ($300.00) dollars for each week the 


The fee for a permit granted under subsection
16-1.4
A shall be one hundred ($100.00) dollars for each one thousand (1,000) square feet, or portion there


mit issued by the Division of Health Inspections, Inspectional Services Department, under Subsection
16-1.7
and a registration issued by a Division of Health Inspections, Inspectional Services Department unde


s, provided that there shall be no fee for so recording a deed of the City executed under Subsection
7-5.3


it to empty a cesspool, vault or privy granted by the Board of Health and Hospitals under Subsection
16-1.23
shall be seventy-two ($72.00) dollars per year.


 annual permit from the Board of Health and Hospitals to keep cows, whether granted under subsection
16-1.13
or under a regulation made by such Commissioner under Section 31 of Chapter 111 of the General Laws,


quid or solid matter or house dirt, house offal, or other house refuse matter, granted under Section
23-1
of these ordinances, shall be four hundred ($400.00) dollars.


es are not applicable then the fee shall be computed as outlined in City of Boston Code, Ordinances,
Chapter XVIII
, subsection


, subsection
18-1.2
, paragraph 27 (Building and Demolition Permit). The fee of the Commissioner of Inspectional Service


wever, that all such devices must be licensed and must pay all licensing fees pursuant to subsection
18-1.1
(23); where the entertainment is provided by means of any other type of device or apparatus, the fee


fee for an annual permit to keep goats granted by the Board of Health and Hospitals under Subsection
16-1.8
of these ordinances shall be five ($5.00) dollars for each goat.


r an annual hawker's or peddler's license granted by the Board of Health and Hospitals under Section
16-2.1
shall be, if sales within the market limits as prescribed in Subsection


shall be, if sales within the market limits as prescribed in Subsection
17-3.1
are authorized, one hundred fifty ($150.00) dollars, otherwise, twenty-five ($25.00) dollars.


The fee of the Board of Health and Hospitals for assigning under Subsection
16-2.1
a number to a person hawking or peddling any of the articles enumerated in Section 17 of Chapter 101


 each inspection per building whether made annually, semiannually, quarterly, or at other intervals.
11-5
or for inspecting, pursuant


The fee for an annual junk collector's license granted by the Police Commissioner under subsection
17-4.1
shall be one hundred fifty ($150.00) dollars.


The fee for an annual junk shopkeeper's license granted by the Police Commissioner under subsection
17-4.1
shall be two hundred ($200.00) dollars.


permit for the removal of manure granted by the Board of Health and Hospitals pursuant to subsection
16-1.12
shall be fifty ($50.00) dollars.


nsed to vend within the market limits under City of Boston Code, Ordinances, Chapter XVI, subsection
16-2.1
, nor to vehicles which deliver dairy and/or bakery products to residences and retail stores.


The fee for an itinerant musicians’ license granted by the Police Commissioner under subsection
16-12.24
for a band or group of musicians shall be five ($5.00) dollars, except that in cases where such a li


nerant musician's license granted an individual musician by the Police Commissioner under Subsection
16-12.24
shall be ten ($10.00) dollars.


The fee for an annual permit granted by the Mayor under subsection
16-19.2
to sell newspapers on the Common shall be fifty ($50.00) dollars.


anted by the Commissioner of Parks and Recreation to demonstrate shall be as set forth in Subsection
16-19.3
.


e for an annual permit to keep poultry granted by the Board of Health and Hospitals under subsection
16-1.8
shall be a primary fee of twenty ($20.00) dollars and an additional fee of ten ($10.00) dollars for 


The charge to be paid the Public Works Department for removing refuse which by subsection
11-6.1
, said department is authorized but not required to remove, shall be eighty ($.80) cents a barrel.


use matter through the streets of the City granted by the Commissioner of Public Works under Section
23-1
shall be two hundred ($200.00) dollars for each vehicle used in such transportation; provided, howev


the Board shall be reflective of the costs incurred by the Board in providing services under Section
10-2
; provided, however, that in no event shall such annual charge be less than twelve ($12.00) dollars 


receiving an application for a permit under City of Boston Code, Ordinances, Chapter XVI, subsection
16-26.4
to construct, reconstruct, alter, repair, or demolish a building or structure on a Saturday shall be


 purchase, sale or barter of secondhand articles granted by the Police Commissioner under subsection
17-4.1
shall be one hundred fifty ($150.00) dollars.


The fee for a permit granted by the Commissioner of Public Works under subsection
11-6.10
to enter a particular drain into a public sewer shall be, in the case of said drain being connected 


hat in cases in which the inspection of electrical wiring and fixtures is conducted under subsection
18-1.5
, 2, at the same time electrical smoke detection devices are inspected, only the primary fee of twen


The fee for an itinerant musician's license granted by the Police Commissioner under subsection
16-12.24
for a sound truck engaged in advertising goods, wares, or merchandise for sale shall be five ($5.00)


See “Fire Suppression System, Testing and Inspection of,” subsection
18-1.6
, 23.


See “Fire Suppression System, Permit for Installation, Alteration or Repair Of,” subsection
18-1.6
, 24.


The fee for a permit under subsection
9-9.10
shall be one hundred ($100.00) dollars, except, when in the Commissioner's opinion a departmental in


The fee for a target practice range license granted by the City Council under subsection
16-5.1
shall be one hundred ($100.00) dollars.


Whenever the amount of fee for any license of permit under Section
18-1
is computed on the basis of gross sales the person seeking such license or fee shall submit to the p


Except as otherwise expressly provided by Section
18-1
, the entire fee fixed by said section for a permit or license shall be payable at the time of the i


ble at the time of the issuance of such permit or license. The entire fee or charge fixed by Section
18-1
for furnishing an article or the use thereof or the use of a place, and the entire fee or charge so 


Except as otherwise expressly provided in Section
18-1
, the fee for the renewal of a license or permit shall equal the fee which would be payable under Se


 fee for the renewal of a license or permit shall equal the fee which would be payable under Section
18-1
for an original license of permit for the same purpose.


Nothing in Section
18-1
shall be construed to affect in any way the exemption from a fee or charge for a permit or license p


The provisions of Section 10 of Chapter 25 of the Revised Ordinances of 1961 (Ord. Subsection
6-3.11
) to the contrary notwithstanding, the said Commission shall prudently manage, invest, and reinvest 


Requested by an owner under Subsection
21-4.3
;


Issued by the Commission under Subsection
21-4.7
;


ceipt to the owner filing a request. The owner shall submit this receipt to the Building Department.
21-4.9


mission may not charge a fee for processing supplemental information received under this subsection.
21-4.9


ermit to an owner until the owner submits a receipt from the Commission as required under Subsection
21-4.3
e.


n of paragraph b. of this subsection will relieve owners of their responsibilities under Subsections