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Title 1 (15)

1-1 How Code designated and cited
1-2 Definitions
1-3 Catchlines of sections
1-4 History notes
1-5 References to chapters or sections
1-6 References and editor's notes
1-7 Certain ordinances not affected by Code
1-8 Amendments to Code
1-9 Supplementation of Code
1-10 Continuation of prior ordinances; effect of provisions of Code
1-11 Effect of repeal of ordinances
1-12 Severability of parts of Code
1-13 General penalty
1-14 Computation of time
1-15 Public clocks to use official time

Title 10 (112)

8-19 Expiration
10-1 Scope and application
10-2 Applicability in general
10-3 Administration and enforcement
10-4 Duties of the building official
10-5 Permits
10-6 Floor and roof design loads
10-7 Submittal documents
10-8 Temporary structures and uses
10-9 Fees
10-10 Inspections
10-11 Certificates of occupancy/use and occupancy
10-12 Service utilities
10-13 Stop work order
10-14 Unsafe structures and equipment
10-15 Variances in flood hazard areas
10-16 Alternative plans review and inspection
10-17 Postings and reports of dangerous buildings by firefighters and police officers
10-18 Building permit fee schedule; waivers; elevator, escalator, boiler etc
10-19 Waiver and deferral of fees and senior citizens or low-income waivers
10-20 Reserved
10-21 Title
10-22 Definitions
10-23 Conditions of nonresidential/commercial properties
10-24 Conditions of residential properties
10-25 Enforcement
10-26 Exceptions
10-27 Definitions
10-28 Prohibitions
10-29 Exemptions
10-30 De minimis notification exemption
10-31 Containment barriers
10-32 Prohibited practices
10-33 Migration
10-34 Visible lead paint contaminants
10-35 Notifying bidders
10-36 Contents of notice
10-37 Contents of notice
10-38 Notice (by landlord) to tenants
10-39 Availability of pamphlet
10-40 Notice of lead-contaminated dust or soil
10-41 Removal of notice of lead-contaminated dust or soil
10-42 Authority of the building official to sample
10-43 Enforcement in general
10-44 Stop work orders
10-45 No obligation by city
10-46 Discretionary duty
10-61 Intent
10-62 Definitions
10-63 Responsibilities of owners of vacant, blighted, unsecured or abandoned structures
10-64 Vacant structure registration
10-65 Blighted, unsecured, vacant or abandoned structure registration
10-66 Defaulted mortgage real property registration
10-67 Enforcement
10-68 Exemptions
10-70 City code relief program for structures built under prior building codes and zoning ordinances
10-71 Definitions
10-72 Criteria and process
10-73 Enforcement and mitigation
10-74 Building fees
10-75 Administrative variance
10-76 Driveway amnesty program
10-77 Ancillary dwelling unit (ADU) amnesty program
10-101 Unsafe structures and unsafe structures panel
10-102 Maintenance of vacant lots after demolition of structures
10-103 Maintenance of lots or property containing excavated construction sites or excavated sites in considerable non-complianc
10-104 Vacant lot fencing
10-111 Transparency of windows in Coconut Grove, the Downtown Development District and the Neighborhood Revitalization District
10-112 Definitions
10-113 Security screens and shutters not allowed
10-114 Compliance with this article in Coconut Grove
10-115 Compliance with this article in the Downtown Development District
10-116 Compliance with this article in the Neighborhood Revitalization District 1
10-120 Definitions
10-121 Squatting prohibited
10-122 Action to remove squatters
10-123 Penalties
10-124 Notice and hearing
10-125 Removal of squatters and special assessment lien for costs of removal
10-126 Presumption
10-127 Other remedies
10-128 Liability
10-129 Minimum requirements for contractors
10-130 Emergency plans and emergency preparedness measures required for certain buildings
10-131 Failure to acquire required permit(s); securing of constructions sites when under emergency weather warning(s) or watch(
10-135 Title
10-136 Intent
10-137 Procedure
10-138 Microwave path study
10-139 Remedies
10-140 Failure to comply
10-141 Fee assessment
10-142 Compliance with Ordinance No
10-143 Application and incorporation by reference of the County Code
10-144 Right-of-way illumination standard
10-145 Enforcement
10-146 Expedited review of permits
10-147 Building energy and water consumption benchmarking and retuning ordinance
10-148 Definitions
10-149 Applicability
10-150 Procedures
10-151 Duty to report benchmarking
10-152 Benchmarking requirements
10-153 Benchmarking exemptions
10-154 Energy and water retuning requirements
10-155 Energy and water retuning reports
10-156 Retuning schedule
10-157 Retuning exemption
10-158 Permit fee credit
10-159 Sharing of data
10-160 Annual report and analysis
10-161 Enforcement

Title 11 (35)

11-1 Short title
11-2 Definitions
11-3 Intent and purposes
11-4 Grant of authority; license required
11-5 License characteristics
11-6 Licensee subject to other laws, police power
11-7 Interpretation of license terms; conflicts
11-8 Applications for grant, renewal, modification or transfer of licenses
11-9 Grant of licenses
11-10 Insurance; surety; indemnification
11-11 Security fund
11-12 Construction bond
11-13 Minimum facilities and services
11-14 Technical standards
11-15 Public education and government support
11-16 License fee
11-17 Reports and records
11-18 Customer service requirements
11-19 Subscriber privacy
11-20 Discrimination prohibited
11-21 Use of streets
11-22 Enforcement remedies
11-23 Renewal of license
11-24 Transfer, sale, and assignment
11-25 Revocation or termination of license
11-26 Continuity of service mandatory
11-27 Rates
11-28 Area-wide interconnection
11-29 Performance evaluation
11-30 Administration
11-31 Force majeure
11-32 Applicability
11-33 Municipal cable system ownership authorized
11-34 Reservation of rights
11-35 Florida Consumer Choice Act of 2007

Title 12 (6)

12-1 Definitions
12-2 Location of amusement games or machines; exception required
12-3 Business tax receipts (BTR)
12-4 Failure to obtain a business tax receipt (BTR); seizure and disposition of machines
12-5 Payment of certificate of authorization fee
12-6 Prohibited uses and enforcement

Title 13 (64)

13-56.1 Consumer price index adjustment
13-1 Short title
13-2 Findings
13-3 Intent
13-4 Authority
13-5 Definitions
13-6 Applicability of impact fee
13-7 Imposition of impact fees and establishment of impact fee benefit districts
13-8 Deferral of impact fees for affordable housing and workforce housing; waivers of contributions into the Affordable Housi
13-9 Police impact fee schedule
13-10 Fire-rescue impact fee schedule
13-11 General services impact fee schedule
13-12 Parks and recreation impact fee schedule
13-13 Administration of impact fee
13-14 Administrative fees
13-15 Bonding of capital improvement projects
13-16 Administrative procedures for petitions for impact fee determinations and affordable housing and workforce housing defer
13-17 Appeal to city commission
13-18 Judicial review
13-19 Effect of impact fee on planning, zoning, subdivision, and other regulations
13-20 Impact fee as additional and supplemental requirement
13-21 Alternative collection method
13-22 Previous impact fee schedules
13-23 Establishment of development subareas
13-24 Development potential by subarea
13-25 Impact-fee-related capital improvement program by subarea
13-26 Development impact fee coefficients
13-27 Calculation of impact fee
13-51 Short title
13-52 Intent
13-53 Definitions
13-54 Authority
13-55 Imposition of fee
13-56 Downtown development supplemental fee coefficients
13-57 Procedure for calculation of downtown development supplemental fee
13-58 Administration of downtown development supplemental fee
13-59 Bonding of capital improvement projects
13-60 Appeal procedures; impact fee board of review
13-61 Effect of downtown development supplemental fee on planning, zoning, subdivision, and other regulations
13-62 Downtown development supplemental fee as additional and supplemental requirement
13-63 Conflicting ordinances
13-64 Severability
13-65 Findings
13-96 Short title
13-97 Intent
13-98 Findings
13-99 Authority
13-100 Imposition of fee
13-101 Definitions
13-102 Southeast Overtown/Park West development supplemental fee coefficients
13-103 Procedure for calculation of Southeast Overtown/Park West development supplemental fee
13-104 Administration of Southeast Overtown/Park West development supplemental fee
13-105 Bonding of capital improvement projects
13-106 Appeal procedures; impact fee board of review
13-107 Effect of Southeast Overtown/Park West development supplemental fee on planning, zoning, subdivision, and other regulati
13-108 Southeast Overtown/Park West development supplemental fee as additional and supplemental requirement
13-136 Fee established
13-137 Purpose
13-138 Fee levied for services to certain properties
13-139 When fee paid
13-140 Charges
13-141 Lien provisions
13-142 Exemptions
13-143 Revisions

Title 14 (38)

13-144 Collection and deposit
14-26 Definitions
14-27 Boundaries designated
14-28 Property subject to ad valorem taxes for payment of city's general obligation debts, etc
14-29 Powers of city cumulative
14-51 Downtown development authority created
14-52 Downtown development authority board—Composition; appointment and terms of office of members and executive board; fillin
14-53 Same—Qualifications of members
14-54 Same—Meetings; rules and regulations; compensation of members
14-55 Same—Removal of members
14-56 Same—Powers and duties
14-57 Same—Additional powers and duties
14-58 Employees generally
14-59 Annual budget; source of funds
14-60 Annual ad valorem tax levy in downtown district; disposition of funds
14-61 Assessment of funds for handling and auditing by city
14-62 Conflicts of interest of board members, employees, etc
14-91 Administration
14-121 Intent
14-122 Definitions
14-151 Downtown: With building permit
14-152 Downtown: With major use special permit
14-153 Downtown: Time limits on development credit reservation after building permit issued
14-154 Downtown: Reallocation of development credits subsequent to expiration or rescission of reservation
14-155 Downtown: Changes in plans subsequent to reservation of development credits
14-156 Downtown: Appeals
14-157 Southeast Overtown/Park West: Reservation of development credit
14-158 Reserved
14-159 Southeast Overtown/Park West: Time limits on development credit reservation after building permit issued
14-160 Southeast Overtown/Park West: Reallocation of development credits subsequent to expiration or rescission of reservation
14-161 Southeast Overtown/Park West: Changes in plans subsequent to reservation of development credits
14-162 Southeast Overtown/Park West: Appeals
14-163 Southeast Overtown/Park West: Notice to Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Agency
14-181 Downtown: Environmental regulations
14-182 Downtown: Transportation control measures
14-183 Southeast Overtown/Park West: Environmental regulations
14-184 Southeast Overtown/Park West: Transportation control measures
14-211 Penalty; procedures

Title 16 (10)

16-1 Proceedings of city commission—Use of registration records in city elections
16-2 Same—Holding of city elections; straw ballot
16-3 City clerk to conduct all municipal elections
16-4 Applicability of state law
16-5 Absentee voting
16-6 Candidate qualifications; affidavit, and form thereof, required of candidates for office of commissioner or mayor; findi
16-7 Exemption from payment of the qualifying fee
16-8 Election not required for mayor or for a city commissioner for a specific district seat if only one qualifying candidate
16-20 Electronic reporting/penalties
16-21 Electronic posting

Title 17 (43)

16-22 Technical assistance
17-1 Intent and purpose
17-2 Definitions
17-3 Applicability
17-4 Tree permit applications, requirements, review, and fees
17-5 Criteria and conditions for tree permits
17-6 Tree replacement
17-7 Tree protection
17-8 Appeals, appellate fees
17-9 Enforcement
17-10 Penalties, remedies cumulative
17-11 Exemptions
17-26 Definitions
17-27 Intent of article
17-28 Applicability of article
17-29 Historic and environmental preservation board
17-30 Preservation officer
17-31 Environmental preservation districts
17-32 Removal of trees not located in environmental preservation districts
17-33 Removal of trees and development activity within environmental preservation districts
17-34 Criteria and conditions for tree removal
17-35 Tree protection and survival
17-36 Environmental preservation review standards for tree removal and development activity
17-37 Exceptions and exemptions from article requirements
17-38 Removal of trees from public lands
17-39 Public notice of applications for special certificates of approval
17-40 Appeals
17-41 Penalties, remedies cumulative
17-42 Civil remedies
17-43 Fees
17-44 Enforcement
17-45 Fine
17-46 Tree replacement required
17-47 Tree replacement for trees removed without a permit
17-48 Withholding of a new building permit
17-49 Withholding of a certificate of occupancy
17-50 Remedies cumulative
17-71 Authority of director of public works
17-72 Permits—Required to prune, plant or remove from public land
17-73 Same—Required to break, injure, etc
17-74 Same—Issuance; charges
17-75 Same—Contents
17-76 Placing guards during construction or repair of buildings

Title 18 (138)

17-77 Placing injurious substances on or near roots
18-176.3 Procedures for resolution of protested UDP's and awards
18-176.2 Cone of silence; exceptions
18-176.1 Unified development projects
18-76.1 Duties of the chief procurement officer
18-1 Depositories for city funds to contract by competitive bid for banking services; investment of idle funds
18-2 Depositories of public moneys to pledge assets as security
18-3 Deposit of daily collections, retention of funds for cash needs
18-4 Fees for opening and closing graves at city-owned cemetery
18-5 Reserved
18-6 Safeguards
18-36 "Director of finance" defined
18-37 Alternate procedures for delinquent local improvement liens; applicability to all municipal liens
18-38 Time and place of sale
18-39 Amount for which certificates to be sold; separate certificate for each lien
18-40 Notice to be mailed to property owner; publication of notice in newspaper; incorporation by reference of statutes and co
18-41 Sale to highest bidder; rights and remedies of purchaser
18-42 Right of holder of mortgage or other lien to pay amount due city
18-43 Disposition of proceeds
18-71 Purpose
18-72 Application and exclusions
18-73 Definitions
18-74 Cone of silence
18-75 Organization
18-76 Chief procurement officer
18-77 Authority of the chief procurement officer
18-78 Delegation of authority by the chief procurement officer to other city purchasing agents
18-79 General duties of city purchasing agents
18-80 Responsibilities of the chief procurement officer relating to the Anti-Deficiency Act
18-81 Estimates of requirements
18-82 Disposal of surplus city-owned personal property
18-83 Availability of funds
18-84 Methods of source selection
18-85 Competitive sealed bidding
18-86 Competitive negotiations/competitive sealed proposals
18-87 Professional services as defined in F
18-88 Small purchases
18-89 Contracts for public works or capital improvements
18-90 Emergency procurements
18-91 Cancellations
18-92 Sole-source contracts
18-93 Types of contracts
18-94 Qualifications and duties of contractual parties
18-95 Determination of responsibility
18-96 Prequalifications
18-97 Cost or pricing data
18-98 Bond of successful contractual parties
18-99 Inspections and audits for accuracy and accountability
18-100 Right to conduct inspections and audits
18-101 Inspections
18-102 Audits
18-103 Disputes and legal remedies
18-104 Resolution of protested solicitations and awards
18-105 Resolution of contract disputes
18-106 Remedies prior to award
18-107 Debarment and suspensions
18-108 Ethics
18-109 Public access and information
18-110 Adoption of Florida Veteran Business Enterprise Opportunity Act
18-111 Contracts of other governmental entities
18-112 Contracts with other governmental agencies or state funded public institutions
18-113 Cooperative purchasing
18-114 Online procurement
18-115 Acceptance of donations
18-116 Persons or firms retained as expert consultants
18-117 Economic stimulus awards and agreements
18-118 Public-private partnerships
18-119 Unsolicited proposals
18-120 Responsible wage construction contracts
18-121 Procurements, grants, subgrants, and compliance utilizing requirements for federal disaster assistance
18-122 Independent external auditor selection procedures pursuant to F
18-123 Quality control plan for consultants and contractors
18-139 Anti-poverty initiative—Established
18-146 Economic accessibility initiative—Established
18-147 Expenditures
18-148 Acceptance of grant funds
18-176 Methods and procedures for sales and leases
18-177 Competitive sealed bidding
18-178 Emergency conveyances
18-179 Sales to only possible bidder
18-180 Cancellations
18-181 Applicability to off-street parking/downtown development authorities
18-182 Authority to sell
18-183 Commission on sale
18-184 Expenses of abstract of title
18-185 Payment to be in cash, certified check
18-186 City attorney responsible for closing of sale
18-187 Disposition of proceeds from sale
18-188 Discrimination by lessees of city-owned property—Prohibited
18-189 Same—Requirements for organizations using city facilities
18-190 Same—Provisions of sections 18-188 and 18-189 to be part of lease
18-191 Same—Termination of lease for violations
18-221 Created; sources
18-222 Appropriation of money
18-223 Board of trustees—Composition; discharge of duties; compensation; powers
18-224 Same—Oath of office
18-225 Same—Meetings
18-226 Disbursement of money
18-227 Sale or exchange of securities and investments
18-228 Investment of funds
18-229 Self-insurance and insurance committee—Appointment; composition; chairperson
18-230 Same—Responsibilities
18-231 Operation and function of insurance program
18-232 Responsibilities of city attorney
18-261 Payments into fund by city
18-262 Annual appropriations by city
18-263 Rules and regulations
18-264 Responsibility for fund monies
18-291 Authority
18-292 Findings and determinations
18-293 Stormwater utility fee for the stormwater management system
18-294 Schedule of rates
18-295 Collection of charge
18-296 Adjustment of stormwater utility fees
18-297 City manager to keep records
18-298 Stormwater utility fee account
18-500 Established
18-501 Definitions
18-502 Procedures and implementation
18-503 Violations of act; penalties
18-541 Established; implementation; review; reports
18-542 Financial integrity principles
18-556 Definitions
18-557 Living wage
18-558 Implementation
18-559 Compliance and enforcement
18-560 Employers receiving direct tax abatement or subsidy
18-600 Statement of purpose
18-601 Definitions
18-602 Scope of article
18-603 Application for lease or management agreement
18-604 Application materials
18-605 Required provisions
18-606 Criteria for approval
18-626 Purpose
18-627 Leases and management agreements
18-628 Affordable housing trust fund
18-629 Established

Title 19 (30)

18-630 Financial report
19-2.1 Fire safety permit required; issuance; fees; annual renewal; revocation and penalties; use of fees
19-1 Building permits and plans examination
19-2 Charges for permitting, inspections and testing of fire suppression detection and systems, charges for reinspection test
19-3 Places of assembly; permit required; fees
19-4 Obstructions to means of egress
19-5 Flammable and combustible liquids; permits; fees; inspections
19-6 Explosives
19-7 Manufacture, sale, time of display and discharge of fireworks
19-8 Bond and responsibility for fireworks display required
19-9 Special off-duty fire-rescue services
19-10 Unlawful to tamper with official seal, utility service, etc
19-11 False emergency calls; delay in reporting fires
19-12 Investigation of fire
19-13 Use of photographs, etc
19-14 Fire records, reports and photographs
19-15 Guidelines containing administrative orders and procedures
19-16 Strict liability
19-17 Enforced removal of violative conditions
19-18 Remedies cumulative and independent
19-19 Nonliability for damages
19-20 Criminal penalty
19-21 Attorney's fees
19-22 Enforcement, procedure; remedies
19-23 Civil penalty and restitution fund
19-24 Search warrants
19-25 Inspections; inspection warrants
19-26 Orders
19-27 Correction of violations
19-28 Liens

Title 2 (181)

1-16 City seal
2-497.1 Responsibilities of the director of management and budget relating to the Anti-Deficiency Act
2-1 City offices to be closed on Saturdays; exceptions
2-2 Hearings and investigations—Authority of city officers to issue subpoenas, require attendance of witnesses, etc
2-3 Same—Right of person subject to hearing or investigation to require attendance of witnesses, production of books, papers
2-4 Same—Contents, service and return of subpoenas
2-5 Same—Witnesses' fees
2-6 Same—Failure to attend hearing or give testimony
2-7 Service charge on refused checks
2-8 Disclosure requirement
2-31 Election and general powers
2-32 Time and place of meeting
2-33 Order of business and rules of procedure
2-34 Presiding officer; vacancy
2-35 Terms of elected officials as members of any authority, board, or committee; annual review
2-36 Mayoral veto and commission override
2-37 Removal of the city manager by mayor; effective date
2-38 Ethics requirement
2-39 Recall of elected officials
2-61 Powers and duties in general
2-62 Assistant city manager and administrative assistant to the city manager—Positions created
2-63 Supervision and control of attorneys employed by city
2-64 Charter amendments, method of drafting; approval by city commission; submission to electorate
2-65 Public records
2-66 Appointment, qualifications of the independent auditor general
2-67 Duties and powers of the independent auditor general
2-68 Staffing
2-69 Operating procedures and responsibilities
2-70 Special assignments
2-141 Recordation and indexing of ordinances
2-142 Fees for copies of ordinances and other records
2-160 Office of the inspector general
2-201 Created
2-202 Director—Appointment
2-203 Same—Supervision and control of department
2-204 Functions of department
2-205 Divisions of department; directors
2-206 Fees for extraordinary services in connection with reproduction of records, plans and maps, including those on microfilm
2-207 Zoning certificate of use required; annual reinspection of buildings and premises; fees for inspections and issuance of
2-208 New permits prohibited, non-homestead properties
2-209 Bond required for the moving of buildings
2-210 Phased design and construction (east track)
2-211 Denial or revocation of certificate of use
2-212 Reserved
2-213 Reserved
2-214 Ancillary dwelling unit (ADU) compliance
2-231 Established
2-232 Director—Appointment
2-233 Same—Powers and duties, functions
2-234 Emergency medical transportation service fee
2-235 Fire prevention bureau
2-261 Created
2-262 Director—Head of department
2-263 Same—Appointment
2-264 Same—Duties generally
2-265 Same—Duty to establish minimum standards for public works
2-266 Functions of department—Generally
2-267 Same—Enumeration
2-268 Fee for preparation of documents containing covenants to run with the land, right-of-way dedication deeds, quitclaim dee
2-269 Checking and recording plats and alley closures or vacations—Fee schedule; waiver of fee
2-270 Same—Finding material errors, additional fee; waiver of fee
2-271 Same—Permanent reference monuments not properly placed, additional fee; waiver of fee
2-272 Plan review fee
2-273 Turning money over to finance department
2-301 Determination of need for department and board; ratification of acts and proceedings of department and board
2-326 Created
2-327 Director—Appointment
2-328 Same—Duties generally
2-356 Created
2-357 Appointment, duties of director
2-358 Organization of department
2-381 Created
2-382 Appointment, duties of director
2-383 Division of housing conservation created, functions, duties
2-384 Division of development created, functions, duties
2-411 Created
2-412 Appointment, duties of director
2-413 Functions and duties of the department
2-414 Affordable housing notice to residents of the city and city elected and appointed officials
2-415 Notice
2-416 Definitions
2-417 City resident preference
2-418 City sole local government lender preference
2-436 Created
2-437 Appointment of director
2-438 Functions, duties and responsibilities of department
2-466 Director as disbursing officer
2-467 Responsibilities of the director relating to the Anti-Deficiency Act
2-491 Created
2-492 Director—Head of department
2-493 Same—Appointment; duties generally
2-494 Same—Management, supervision and control of department; services provided by department generally
2-495 Department organization; assistant department head and revenue administrator to head each section
2-496 Duties of revenue administrator—Revenue/grants management section
2-497 Same—Budget management section
2-498 Duties of computers division
2-499 Service fees
2-526 Created
2-527 Director—Appointment and duties
2-528 Functions of the department generally
2-556 Created
2-557 Appointment, duties of director
2-558 Functions and duties of department
2-559 Department not to abridge civil service board authority or interfere with civil service policies in specified areas
2-581 Creation of the office of equal opportunity and diversity programs
2-582 Appointment, reporting and qualifications of the administrator
2-583 Staffing
2-584 General duties, powers and responsibilities
2-591 Created
2-592 Appointment, duties of director
2-593 Functions and duties of the department
2-594 Created
2-595 Purpose
2-596 Director—Appointment and duties
2-597 Functions and duties
2-611 Applicability of article
2-612 Transacting business with city; appearances before city boards; post-employment restrictions; participation in the award
2-613 Accepting gifts, etc
2-614 Waiver of requirements of article
2-615 List of real estate owned—Required of certain officials
2-616 Same—To be renewed annually
2-617 Same—Penalty for violation of sections 2-615, 2-616
2-618 Disclosure of parties in interest by persons making presentations, requests, etc
2-619 Financial disclosure
2-651 Reserved
2-652 Penalty
2-653 Definitions and exceptions
2-654 Registration; ethics; fee; disclosure requirements; log of registered lobbyists; exemptions from payment of fee; failure
2-655 Annual expenditures report
2-656 Advisory opinions
2-657 Penalties for violations
2-658 Contingency fees
2-691 Definitions
2-692 Declaration of policy
2-695 Policy objective; promotional goals for minorities and women; clause in city contracts, lease agreements, etc
2-696 Term of policy; annual review
2-746 Creation approved
2-776 Rental of city-owned equipment
2-777 Investigation of applicants for use, lease, rental, etc
2-778 Affirmative action clause and minority procurement clause to be part of lease of city-owned property
2-779 Outdoor advertising signs on city-owned property
2-780 Gambling prohibition required in leases of city-owned property
2-811 Definitions
2-812 Code enforcement board composition; terms; organization; role of city attorney
2-813 Code inspector
2-814 Enforcement procedure
2-815 Conduct of hearing
2-816 Powers of the code enforcement board and special magistrate; miscellaneous administrative directions
2-817 Administrative costs, fines; liens
2-818 Appeal
2-819 Notices
2-820 Non-exclusivity of remedy
2-821 Civil offenses and penalties
2-822 Reserved
2-823 Civil infraction enforcement procedures
2-824 Civil penalties
2-825 Rights of violators; payment of fine; right to appeal; failure to pay and correct
2-826 Conduct of administrative hearing
2-827 Recovery of unpaid civil penalties; penalty to constitute a lien; foreclosure
2-828 Appeals of orders of hearing officers
2-829 Schedule of civil penalties
2-830 Alternate code enforcement board system
2-861 Administrative support services to be provided by the office of the city clerk
2-862 Funding; revenue-producing boards, committees and commissions
2-863 City staff attendance
2-881 Requirements
2-882 Definition of board
2-883 Creation of new boards
2-884 Membership on boards
2-885 Terms of office; term limit waiver
2-886 Attendance requirement
2-887 Quorum requirements; exceptions
2-888 Notice to city clerk of board meetings
2-889 City clerk to keep records of boards
2-890 Annual report
2-891 Reserved
2-892 "Sunset" review of boards
2-893 Oath of office
2-894 Meetings
2-895 Continuances/deferrals by city boards
2-896 Appointment of members

Title 20 (16)

20-1 Definitions
20-2 Intent of chapter
20-3 Development in special flood hazard areas and nonspecial flood hazard areas
20-4 Development within special flood hazard areas
20-5 Development within coastal high hazard areas
20-6 Accessory structures
20-7 Basis for establishing areas of special flood hazard
20-8 Enforcement
20-9 Rules for interpreting area boundaries
20-10 Effect of provisions on ordinances, building code, other regulations
20-11 Interpretation
20-12 Variances and appeals
20-13 Warning and disclaimer of liability
20-14 Penalties for violation
20-15 Reserved
20-16 Schedule of fees

Title 22 (68)

20-17 Fill prohibition for areas not covered by structures
22-1 Definitions
22-2 Collection services, container usage, condition and requirements for placement location; city and commercial solid waste
22-3 Accumulation of waste; proof
22-4 Plans for waste storage on certain premises to be approved before issuance of building permit; proof of commercial solid
22-5 Duty to dispose of trash and prevent accumulations
22-6 Littering and dumping prohibited; dumping or burying waste without proper authorization; illegal dumping in area bulky w
22-7 Method of transporting waste
22-8 Manner of handling garbage and trash; placing dangerous materials in waste containers prohibited
22-9 Responsibility of persons other than owners of premises for violations and for noncompliance
22-10 Operation of business where wind regularly carries solid waste into street; fencing requirements
22-11 Dumping on public right-of-way prohibited
22-12 Waste fees
22-13 Emergency powers of the director
22-14 City and commercial collection of solid waste
22-15 Educational trust fund established from recycling program for scholarships to children of certain city employees; condit
22-16 Special collections, fees, extra charges
22-17 Private disposal of waste
22-18 Responsibility for removal of certain waste; collection and disposal of furniture, appliances, etc
22-19 Recycling programs required for multi-family residences of four units or more
22-20 Recycling programs required for commercial property; joint and several liability
22-21 Modified recycling programs allowed
22-22 Landscaper permit required
22-23 Prohibited disposition and raking of yard waste, dirt or debris when raking or using leaf blowers
22-46 Engaging in business of solid waste collection and disposal; issuance of franchise agreement to private solid waste coll
22-47 Application for franchise
22-48 Denial of application
22-49 Appeal from the recommended denial of franchise; appeal from revocation of franchise
22-50 Annual franchise fees; franchise fees
22-51 Recycling and bulky trash requirements for franchisees
22-52 Identification of equipment
22-53 Information required of franchisees
22-54 Change in required information
22-55 Disposal required at city- and/or county-approved facilities
22-56 Franchise fee requirement; monthly franchise fee payment; approval by city commission as a prerequisite to issuance; fin
22-57 List of qualifications for franchises; term; nontransferability; rules and regulations; tests, inspections and audits
22-58 Revocation of franchise
22-59 Procedure upon violation of sections 22-46 through 22-58
22-86 Waste fees; implementation
22-87 Schedule of waste collection and disposal fees; records to be kept
22-88 Payment of waste fees
22-89 Waste and right-of-way cleaning fees shall constitute special assessment liens against all improved real property
22-90 Waste fee receipts
22-91 Multiple occupancy of premises
22-92 Certain exemptions from payment of waste fees
22-93 Enforcement and administrative fees
22-94 Hearings
22-95 Appeal
22-113 Intent
22-114 Definitions
22-115 Registration
22-116 Prohibitions
22-117 Lot clearance; failure to comply; notice to owner
22-118 Cost of clearing as lien on property—collection, foreclosure and sale
22-119 Exemptions
22-120 Alternative procedures
22-146 Removal from private property
22-147 Owner responsible for costs of removing abandoned property
22-148 Obstruction of enforcement officer
22-149 Enforcement officer immune from prosecution
22-150 Enforcement officers designated
22-161 Donation bins prohibited
22-180 Definitions
22-181 Throwing or discarding handbills prohibited
22-182 Distribution of commercial handbills during certain events prohibited; penalty; enforcement
22-183 Enforcement by code inspectors/enforcement officers; civil infraction notice
22-184 Fines
22-185 Recovery of unpaid fines; unpaid fines to constitute a lien; foreclosure

Title 23 (33)

23-6.3 Administration, enforcement, violations, and penalties
23-6.1 Waivers, exceptions and exclusions for locally designated historic resources
23-6.4 Signage
23-6.2 Certificates of appropriateness
23-1 Intent and purpose
23-2 Definitions
23-3 Historic and environmental preservation board; preservation officer
23-4 Designation of historic resources, historic districts, multiple property designations, and archaeological sites and zone
23-5 Nomination to the national register of historic places
23-6 Transfer of development rights and density for historic resources; provision for a determination of eligibility process,
23-7 Short title
23-8 Purpose
23-9 Definitions
23-10 Historic tax exemption
23-11 Completely exempt from property taxes
23-12 Term of exemption
23-13 Forms/fees
23-14 Preconstruction application (Part I)
23-15 Review of preconstruction application by officer
23-16 Project amendments
23-17 Request for review of completed work (Part II)
23-18 Time of completion
23-19 Completed work application (Part II)
23-20 Review by the board
23-21 Appeals
23-22 Final review
23-23 Covenant
23-24 Revocation
23-25 Reinstatement
23-26 Reapplication
23-27 Annual report
23-28 Reserved
23-29 Judicial review

Title 25 (4)

23-30 Classification and assessment of historic property used for commercial or certain nonprofit purposes
25-1 Legislative findings and purpose
25-2 Definitions
25-3 Extension of benefits to domestic partners of city employees

Title 29 (36)

25-25 Regulations for large group feedings
29-1 Fill permits—Required
29-2 Same—Application
29-3 Same—Fees; expiration; renewal
29-4 Requirements for fill material
29-5 Supervision of work by resilience and public works department
29-41 Definitions
29-42 Purpose of article
29-43 Construction permit—Petition to zoning board—Filing
29-44 Same—Same—Notice of hearing
29-45 Same—Same—Hearing; determinations
29-46 Same—Same—Recommendations of board; decision of city commission; issuance of petition
29-47 Same—Application; prerequisites to issuance; bond or deposit required
29-48 Same—Issuance
29-49 Same—Appeals
29-50 Same—Renewal
29-51 Same—Revocation
29-52 Fees and charges
29-53 Standards and inspections
29-54 Stopping of noncomplying work
29-55 Remedies cumulative
29-81 Definitions
29-82 Purpose of article
29-83 Permits for waterfront improvements—Required
29-84 Same—Application
29-85 Same—Certain title and permits to accompany application
29-86 Same—Fees
29-87 Same—Refund of fees; time limitations
29-88 Same—Revocation
29-89 Design
29-90 Loads
29-91 Construction
29-92 Materials
29-93 Review of plans; duty to inspect
29-94 Procedure for inspections
29-95 Maintenance

Title 3 (14)

3-21 Title
3-22 Definitions
3-23 Alarm permits required; fee; renewal; enforcement provisions
3-24 Application for alarm permit; emergency notification and reporting service information
3-25 Issuance of permit decals
3-26 Necessary items for alarm systems to qualify for an alarm user permit
3-27 Response to alarm; determination of validity
3-28 Appeals
3-29 False alarm service charges; enforcement provisions
3-30 Automatic telephone dialing alarm systems prohibited
3-56 Definitions
3-57 Response to alarm; determination of validity
3-58 Appeals
3-59 Fee assessment for false alarms

Title 31 (64)

31-26 Required; separate locations to comply with BTR; doing business with the City of Miami or its agencies
31-27 Display
31-28 Definitions
31-29 Exemptions; motor vehicles
31-30 Exemption allowed certain disabled persons, the aged, and widows with minor dependents
31-31 Exemptions allowed disabled veterans of any war or their unremarried spouses
31-32 Charitable, etc
31-33 Religious tenets; exemption
31-34 Governmental agency, entity or employee; exemption
31-35 Application procedure; grounds for denial
31-36 Application notarization required
31-37 Duration
31-38 Due date and proration of BTR
31-39 Penalty, late payment of local business tax or original local business tax receipt
31-40 Renewal of BTR
31-41 Grounds for nonrenewal
31-42 Refunds
31-43 Transferability
31-44 Replacing lost or destroyed BTR
31-45 Authority to request proof of inventory; inspection; estimates
31-46 Reciprocity between cities as to merchants and business firms located in the state
31-47 Compliance with article required; effect of BTR obtained
31-48 Revocation; suspension
31-49 BTR enforcement
31-50 Schedule of established BTRs
31-51 Food trucks operating on private land
31-76 Definitions
31-77 Security requirements
31-78 Training of employees
31-79 Noncompliance fees
31-80 Civil fines
31-81 Definitions
31-82 Administration and enforcement
31-83 Methods of compliance
31-84 Identification markings on carts
31-85 Violations
31-86 Uncollected carts
31-87 Exemptions
31-88 Removal, storage, and disposal of carts found on public property
31-89 Enforcement
31-94 Hotel/motel rentals—Prohibition of human trafficking; definitions; required minimum requirements and standards, violatio
31-100 Definitions
31-101 Massage establishments—Prohibited practices
31-102 Physical contact
31-103 Removing clothing
31-104 Presence of licensed masseur or masseuse required
31-105 Presence of person in charge
31-106 Responsibility of owner and manager
31-107 Human trafficking awareness signs at adult entertainment, massage, and bodywork services establishments
31-108 Window
31-109 Penalties
31-110 Cumulative remedies
31-111 Immunity
31-112 Definitions
31-113 Minimum requirements and standards
31-114 Labeling requirements for hemp extract products pursuant to Florida Statutes
31-115 Distribution and sales of products to customers
31-116 Distance requirements
31-117 Windows
31-118 Signage
31-119 Lighting
31-120 Closed-circuit video surveillance system
31-121 Cause for warrants
31-122 Penalties

Title 32 (19)

31-123 Cumulative remedies
32-26 Definitions
32-27 License—Required
32-28 Same—Application; inventory of stock
32-29 Same—Investigation fee
32-30 Same—Inspection of application; issuance; surrender of existing local business tax receipt
32-31 Same—Term; supplemental licenses
32-32 Same—Display; inspection of duplicate of application and stock list
32-33 Supervision and rules and regulations of director of finance
32-34 Advertising—Generally
32-35 Same—Not to imply city sanction or approval
32-36 Books and records; revision of stock list
32-37 Increase of stock prohibited
32-38 Inventory
32-39 Sales slip
32-40 Certain persons exempt from article
32-66 Statement of purpose
32-67 Definitions
32-68 Enforcement and penalties

Title 35 (109)

32-69 Requirements
35-1 Definitions
35-2 Applicability of chapter generally
35-3 Placing advertising in or on vehicles
35-4 Hitchhiking
35-5 Play streets
35-6 Obedience to official traffic control devices
35-7 Interference with traffic control devices, etc
35-8 Disabled pedestrians—Generally
35-9 Same—Right-of-way; precautions to avoid injury
35-10 Parking for certain purposes prohibited
35-11 Immobilization/booting of motor vehicles
35-12 Parking for homestead exempt properties
35-36 Duties of police department
35-37 Storage charges at auto pound
35-96 Designation of certain zones; installation of meters
35-121 Definitions
35-122 Applicability of division
35-123 General duties of director of off-street parking
35-151 Parking when meter shows violation
35-152 Parking longer than maximum time shown on meter
35-153 Parking longer than time indicated on signs
35-154 Manner of parking in metered spaces
35-155 Vehicles to be parked at angle indicated
35-156 Obstructing traffic
35-157 Parking time limit for certain designated areas
35-158 Parking prohibited in certain places
35-159 Deposit of slugs, etc
35-160 Tampering with, damaging, etc
35-161 Use of revenue
35-162 Form of notice of violation; monthly report on disposition of notices issued
35-165 Invoice and citations by mail
35-191 On-street parking meters, monthly on-street permit program, and loading zones
35-192 Municipal parking garages
35-193 Municipal off-street parking lots
35-194 On-street parking space rental
35-195 Parking space closures
35-196 Restricted residential parking program
35-220 Required off-street parking and payment in lieu of required off-street parking
35-221 Coconut Grove Parking Improvement Trust Fund—Established
35-222 Same—Funds made available; financial report
35-223 Parking waiver certificates; revocation
35-224 Schedule of fees and charges for Coconut Grove parking trust fund
35-225 Design District Parking Improvement Trust Fund—Established
35-226 Same—Funds made available; financial report
35-227 Revocation of parking waivers
35-228 Same—Schedule of fees and charges
35-229 Wynwood parking improvement trust fund—Established
35-230 Funds made available; financial report
35-231 Schedule of fees and charges for Wynwood parking trust fund
35-232 Parking waiver certificates; revocation; refunds
35-233 Wynwood Norte parking improvement trust fund—Established
35-234 Funds made available; financial report
35-235 Schedule of fees and charges for the Wynwood Norte parking trust fund
35-236 Parking waiver certificates; revocation; refunds
35-237 Downtown Flagler District Parking and Loading Improvement Program and Trust Fund—Established
35-238 Funds made available; financial report
35-239 Schedule of fees and charges for Downtown Flagler parking and loading improvement trust fund
35-240 Parking and loading waiver certificates; revocation; refunds
35-251 Established
35-252 Schedule of fees and charges
35-253 Intent
35-254 Trust fund payments
35-255 Declared state of emergency
35-281 City authorization required
35-282 Permit, certificate of use and a business tax receipt, records required
35-283 Signs indicating charges
35-284 Alteration of charges; charges in excess of published rate
35-285 Revocation of license for violations
35-286 Barriers at off-street parking areas adjacent to sidewalk or roadway; closures; entrance or exit
35-287 Temporary use of parking lots for special events
35-288 Continuous duty to maintain adequate lighting for parking lots; maintain parking lot in a clean condition
35-289 Owner, operator, and employee requirements
35-290 Compliance with the interim parking in chapter 62, article XIII, division 4
35-291 Enforcement of this article; penalties
35-301 Purpose; permit and license required
35-302 Definitions
35-303 Boundaries
35-304 Permit fee; exceptions
35-305 Permit application
35-306 Permit requirements, restrictions and when not permitted
35-307 Standards and criteria for application review
35-308 Liability and insurance
35-309 Form and conditions of permit
35-310 Valet permittees/operators code of conduct; required customer protection regulations
35-311 Operational regulations and restrictions for valet parking service
35-312 Department denial, revocation, or suspension of permit; removal of equipment or personal property of the permittee/opera
35-313 Appeals of permit denial or revocation by permittee/operator
35-314 Enforcement; fine schedule and penalty provisions
35-315 Special events and residential areas
35-341 Short title
35-342 Intent
35-343 Authority
35-344 Definitions
35-345 Applicability of parking facilities surcharge
35-346 Collection of the parking facilities surcharge
35-347 Failure to comply; penalties
35-365 Purpose
35-366 Adoption
35-367 Jurisdiction
35-368 Definitions
35-369 Violation
35-370 Maximum weights
35-371 Weight and load unlawful; special fuel and motor fuel tax enforcement; inspection; penalty; review
35-372 Damage to streets, roadways, highways; liability of driver and owner
35-373 Reserved
35-374 Intent; establishing and authorizing forklift zones within the city
35-375 Definitions
35-376 Requirements to operate a commercial forklift on public right-of-way within the forklift zone

Title 36 (9)

35-377 Enforcement
36-1 Unnecessary, excessive or unusual noises—Generally
36-2 Same—Near hospitals and schools
36-3 Loud or boisterous noises generally
36-4 Operation of radios, phonographs, or other sound-making devices; bands, orchestras, and musicians—Generally; exemption
36-5 Same—Hours of operation of jukeboxes, radios, etc
36-6 Construction equipment
36-7 Emission of steam and other gases
36-8 Mechanical and fire equipment

Title 37 (17)

36-9 Off-street freight and commercial delivery hours
37-1 Reserved
37-2 Malicious defacement, marking, etc
37-3 Sleeping on streets, sidewalks, etc
37-4 Living or sleeping in vehicles
37-5 Securities for loans and conditional sales agreements from minors
37-6 Aggressive or obstructive panhandling prohibited
37-7 Sex offenders and sexual predators
37-8 Reserved
37-9 Sale or display of bath salts prohibited
37-10 Sale of nicotine vaporizers (e-cigarettes) and liquid nicotine to minors, prohibited
37-11 Public urination or defecation prohibited; exceptions; penalties
37-12 Public safety and unmanned aircraft systems, commonly known as drones
37-13 Conversion therapy
37-14 False or fraudulent claims for payment or approval
37-15 Enforcement of emergency orders issued by the city; penalties
37-16 Encampments on public property prohibited

Title 38 (121)

37-17 Smoking and vaping including, but not limited to, tobacco and cannabis, in all of their forms and extract products, in p
38-1 Children's creative experience program
38-2 Liability for damages from use of recreational facilities
38-3 Closing hours for parks and playgrounds—Generally
38-4 Same—Notice in main entrances
38-5 Scenic parks—Designation
38-6 Same—Closing hours
38-7 Rental fees for special events or social functions in open areas of city parks
38-8 Use of Manuel Artime Community Center
38-9 Park fees for use of Virginia Key Park
38-10 Annual review and adjustment of Virginia Key Park fees
38-11 Charges for use of recreational facilities generally
38-12 Use of showmobiles, bleachers and public address system
38-13 Reserved
38-14 Disorderly conduct in parks prohibited
38-15 Specialized instruction and programs
38-16 Reserved
38-17 Throwing or depositing substances, etc
38-18 Naming of facilities at Hadley Park
38-19 Naming of facilities on Virginia Key
38-20 Naming of Maurice A
38-21 Naming of facilities at Moore Park
38-22 Naming of Swannanoa Mini Park
38-23 Naming of South Shenandoah Mini Park
38-24 Naming of Charlie DeLucca Park
38-25 Naming of Gold Star Family Memorial Mini Park
38-26 Naming of Officer Manuel Gomez Mounted Patrol Facility at Lummus Park
38-27 Naming of José Milton Park at the E
38-28 Naming of General José Francisco Morazán Quesada Park
38-29 Naming of Manolo Reyes Park
38-30 Naming of Simón Bolívar Park
38-31 Naming of Ronald W
38-32 Naming of Thelma Gibson Heritage Garden
38-33 Naming of Jorge Mas Canosa Park
38-34 Naming of Tibor & Sheila Hollo Park
38-35 Naming of Children's Park
38-36 Naming of Woodside Park
38-37 Naming of East Shenandoah Park
38-38 Naming of Rubén Darío Park
38-39 Naming of Rebeca Sosa Park
38-46 Purpose
38-47 Applicability
38-48 Enforcement
38-49 Dangerous and hazardous activities
38-50 Cars, trucks, buses or similar vehicles
38-51 Bicycles, tricycles, motorbikes, scooters or similar vehicles
38-52 Damaging, removing, etc
38-53 Fires
38-54 Use of facilities generally
38-55 Reserved
38-56 Hunting or molesting wildlife
38-57 Domestic animals in parks
38-58 Fishing
38-59 Swimming
38-60 Boating, vessels, and other watercraft
38-61 Picnicking
38-62 Water fountains
38-63 Disposal of trash
38-64 Card games, bingo, raffles and similar activities
38-65 Peddling, vending and merchandising
38-66 Advertising and signs
38-67 Naming rights
38-68 Restrooms
38-69 Alcoholic beverages; intoxicated persons
38-70 Sale or dispensing of beer and/or wine for special events or programs in city parks
38-71 Camping
38-72 Use of parks for movies, television or commercial photography
38-73 Permits—Purpose; application
38-74 Same—Activities for which a permit is required
38-75 Same—Rules and conditions
38-76 Restrictions for use—Watson Island
38-77 Designated children play areas
38-78 Prohibitions regarding expanded polystyrene products in city parks and recreation facility/facilities, including beaches
38-101 Bayfront Park Management Trust created
38-102 Purpose
38-103 Governing body
38-104 Powers, purposes and duties of the trust
38-105 Appointment, term, qualifications, compensation, general powers and responsibilities of the executive director
38-106 Employment of assistants
38-107 Encouragement of private enterprise
38-108 Counsel
38-109 Approval of budget
38-110 Charge for use of park equipment in Mildred and Claude Pepper Bayfront Park
38-111 Annual report and audit
38-112 Contributions
38-113 Reservation of park use
38-114 Abolition of trust
38-115 Authorization of the Bayfront Park Management Trust to allow the sale and/or dispensing of alcoholic beverages for speci
38-116 Criteria for denial of permits for use of Bayfront Park and its facilities
38-146 Definitions
38-147 Day care fee schedule
38-148 Preschool fee schedule
38-176 Unauthorized use
38-177 Closing hours
38-201 Greens and cart fees
38-202 Exempt facilities
38-230 Virginia Key Beach Park Trust created
38-231 Jurisdictional authority
38-232 Purpose; powers and duties
38-233 Governing body: composition and appointments; terms of office and vacancies; membership eligibility requirements; oath;
38-234 Executive director; appointment, term, qualifications, compensation, general powers and responsibilities
38-235 Employment of assistants
38-236 Counsel
38-237 Approval of budget
38-238 Annual report and audit
38-239 Charge for rental of park or use of park equipment
38-240 Reservation of park use
38-241 Authorization of the trust to allow the sale and/or dispensation of alcoholic beverages, including beer and wine, for sp
38-242 Abolition of trust
38-243 Operation of vessels, boats, and other watercraft in marked swimming area, bathing area, or exclusion/safety zone of His
38-244 Speed of vessels, boats, and other watercraft off Historic Virginia Key Beach Park
38-245 Careless operation of vessel, boat or other watercraft
38-246 Operation or use of towed flying devices, towed sailing devices or towed parachutes near beaches
38-247 Launching of motorized vessels, motorized boats and motorized other watercraft from Historic Virginia Key Beach Park pro
38-248 Establishing an environmental education zone in connection with prohibitions regarding expanded polystyrene products in
38-249 Miami Baywalk Greenway along Biscayne Bay
38-250 Same—Boundary
38-251 Applicable law and existing regulations
38-252 Private lands within the Miami Baywalk Greenway along Biscayne Bay
38-253 Voluntary proffer by private landowner
38-254 Identification signage

Title 39 (25)

38-255 Enforcement
39-26 Definitions
39-27 Intent of article
39-28 BTR required
39-29 License not applicable in certain areas of the city during certain time periods
39-30 Applications
39-31 Issuance
39-32 Vending prohibited in certain locations
39-33 Limitations within the Downtown Miami special vending district
39-34 Reserved
39-35 Limitations within the Civic Center special vending district
39-38 Prohibited conduct
39-39 Open flame cooking
39-40 Open flame use
39-41 Size requirements for vending stands
39-42 Health and sanitation requirements for food vending
39-43 Safety requirements
39-44 Advertising
39-45 Renewal
39-46 Denial, suspension, revocation
39-47 Notice on premises that uninvited vendors, solicitors, peddlers, etc
39-48 Exemptions as to farm products
39-49 Exemptions for vendors who exclusively vend written matter
39-50 Penalty
39-51 Violation a nuisance; summary abatement

Title 4 (14)

3-60 Automatic telephone dialing alarm systems prohibited
4-1 Consumption restricted
4-2 Definitions
4-3 Hours during which sales allowed; permits and public hearing required
4-4 Distance separation
4-5 Specialty districts
4-6 Entertainment districts
4-7 Permits and public hearings
4-8 Certificate of use
4-9 Employees not to mingle with customers
4-10 Prohibiting sales, etc
4-11 Nightclub
4-12 Violation of state law
4-13 Enforcement

Title 40 (147)

39-52 Enforcement of article
40-1 Registration and fingerprinting—Generally
40-2 Same—Supervision
40-3 Physical examinations required for membership in retirement system or plan; medical requirements for membership
40-31 Purpose and applicability of article
40-32 Execution of agreements
40-33 Withholdings and appropriations
40-34 Adoption of federal law
40-35 Records, reports, etc
40-36 Duties of director of finance
40-61 Definitions
40-62 Repeal of, transition from prior civil service rules and regulations
40-63 Actions in conflict with rules and regulations; correction of errors
40-64 Change of rules and regulations
40-65 Department rules
40-66 Organization of civil service board; duties generally; funding
40-67 Duty of board to review personnel policies
40-68 Conduct of board meetings
40-69 Duties of chief examiner
40-70 Duties of executive secretary
40-71 Official signatures
40-72 Official records
40-73 Announcements of examinations
40-74 Application forms
40-75 Residency of applicants
40-76 Types of, eligibility for examinations generally
40-77 Eligibility of police officers and firefighters for promotional examinations
40-78 Grounds for, notice of rejection of applications
40-79 Contents of examinations
40-80 Methods of rating examination results and ranking candidates; determination of minimum eligibility ratings
40-81 Establishing passing examination grades; names of persons passing to be placed on eligible register
40-82 Examination grade credit for seniority of police officers and firefighters
40-83 Preferences in ranking candidates—Veterans' preference
40-84 Same—Preference based on residency
40-85 Eligible registers
40-86 Vacancies to be filled by appointments from eligible registers
40-87 Request for certification of eligibles for appointments (requisition)
40-88 Manner of certification of eligibles for appointment
40-89 Selection of eligibles for appointments
40-90 Temporary appointments in absence of eligible registers
40-91 Emergency, interim or temporary promotions
40-92 Reclassification of position
40-93 Details to duties of higher responsibility during departmental reorganizations
40-94 Change of status to unclassified service
40-95 Promotions of police officers and firefighters upon retirement
40-96 Probationary service in position required
40-97 Length of probation
40-98 Removal from position prior to completion of probation
40-99 Probationary status of appointments to temporary positions and positions funded by special grants
40-100 Interdepartmental transfers; transfers between classifications
40-101 Assignment to other work
40-102 Residency of employees
40-103 Hours of work generally
40-104 Overtime
40-105 Vacation with pay
40-106 Sick leave with pay
40-107 Civil leave
40-108 Personal leave
40-109 Terminal leave with pay
40-110 Leave of absence without pay generally
40-111 Military service
40-112 Peace Corps service
40-113 Military training leave
40-114 Absence from duty, irregularity in attendance, tardiness, etc
40-115 Failure to return from leave
40-116 Employee organizations
40-117 Layoff and reinstatement generally
40-118 Intergovernmental transfers of departmental functions
40-119 Resignation
40-120 Medical examinations
40-121 Service ratings
40-122 Disciplinary actions generally
40-123 Grounds for dismissal, suspension and demotion
40-124 Appeals from disciplinary actions
40-125 Resignation before final action on appeal from disciplinary action
40-126 Limitation on reappointment of employees dismissed for misconduct, etc
40-127 Notification of and recording of departmental personnel changes by personnel management department
40-128 Grievances and abuses generally
40-129 Authority of chief examiner to review applicant complaints, make recommendations
40-130 Discriminatory practices, fraudulent statements, improper solicitations, etc
40-191 Definitions
40-192 Retirement system established; purpose; name; date operative
40-193 Board of trustees
40-194 Administration of retirement system
40-195 Trust fund
40-196 Contributions
40-197 Accounts
40-198 Physical examination required; effect of preemployment disability
40-199 Membership; right of certain persons to reject membership
40-200 Transfer of city employees to retirement system
40-201 Creditable service
40-202 Paybacks for membership credit
40-203 Benefits
40-204 Cost-of-living allowance
40-205 Adjustments in benefits
40-206 Assignments prohibited
40-207 Protection against fraud
40-208 Errors
40-209 Bonding; fiduciary insurance
40-210 General conditions
40-211 Limitation on compensation
40-212 Direct transfers of eligible rollover distributions
40-241 Definitions
40-242 Plan established; purpose; name; operative date
40-243 Board of trustees
40-244 Administration of the Plan; liability; misconduct of a co-trustee
40-245 Asset management and investments
40-246 Contributions
40-247 Accounts
40-248 Physical examination; effect of pre-employment conditions
40-249 Membership; members absent from service
40-250 Reserved
40-251 Transfer of city employees to Plan
40-252 Creditable service
40-253 Dismissal for willful misconduct
40-254 Paybacks for membership credit
40-255 Benefits
40-256 Cost-of-living allowance
40-257 Adjustment in benefits
40-258 Assignments and loans prohibited
40-259 Protection against fraud
40-260 Errors
40-261 Bonding; fiduciary insurance
40-262 Compliance with the Internal Revenue Code
40-263 Distribution of marital interests in the plan; intervention in legal proceedings affecting the Plan
40-264 General conditions
40-265 Excess benefit plan
40-266 Transfer of accumulated leave
40-291 Definitions
40-292 Retirement system established; purpose; name; effective date
40-293 Board of trustees
40-294 Trust fund
40-295 Contributions
40-296 Applicable benefits
40-297 Assignments prohibited
40-298 Bonding; fiduciary insurance
40-299 Elected officers' excess benefit plan
40-300 Trust termination
40-321 Definitions
40-322 Purpose
40-323 Board of trustees
40-324 Trust fund; investments
40-325 Contributions to the trust
40-326 Distributions from the trust
40-327 Spendthrift/non-assignment
40-328 Irrevocable trust
40-329 Termination

Title 41 (4)

40-351 Trust fund for appointed officers and employees in executive service
41-26 Permit required
41-27 Evaluation of proposed venture
41-28 Exemptions

Title 42 (38)

41-29 Penalty
42-1 Police department
42-2 Appointment of director of police department
42-3 Powers and duties of director of police department
42-4 Removal or destruction of evidence at investigation; refusal to obey investigating officer
42-5 Designation of officer in charge of investigations
42-6 Special departmental services; fees
42-7 Reserved
42-8 Special off-duty police services; fees
42-36 Seizure by police
42-66 Definitions
42-67 Office of professional compliance established; powers and duties generally
42-68 Filing and investigation of complaint; report of investigation
42-69 Recommendation of disciplinary action
42-70 Review on appeal by officer of disciplinary recommendation
42-71 Reporting of incomplete, biased or otherwise deficient investigation
42-72 Discussion of investigations with community groups
42-101 Authority
42-102 Short title
42-103 Purpose
42-104 Definitions
42-105 License required; prohibition
42-106 Nature of and issuance of license and renewal
42-107 Licensure procedure for business enterprises
42-108 License revocation and regulations
42-109 Penalties
42-110 Maximum allowable rates for non-consensual towing, police towing and storage for providing tow services at the request o
42-111 Method of payment
42-112 Impoundment of a vehicle(s) by a law enforcement agency—Procedures for notice, hearing process and posting of cash or se
42-116 Licenses required
42-117 Requirements for issuance of license
42-118 General requirements for vehicle immobilization/booting contractors; signage; unattended lots requirements; enforcement;
42-119 Police tows and Miami Parking Authority tows
42-120 Definitions
42-121 Impoundment of motor vehicles, controlled substances, prostitution, and illegal dumping of waste
42-122 Hearings, administrative civil penalty
42-123 Administrative civil penalty; payment
42-124 Return of vehicle; disposition of unclaimed vehicles

Title 45 (8)

42-125 Appeal
45-1 Definitions
45-2 Declaration of state of emergency by the mayor
45-3 Emergency measures—Effect of declaration of emergency
45-4 Same—Designated
45-5 Filing and publication of state of emergency and emergency measures
45-6 Duration and termination of state of emergency
45-7 Designation of public shelters

Title 46 (10)

45-8 Prohibition against unconscionable prices (price gouging) during a declared state of emergency
46-1 Definitions
46-2 Nuisance abatement board
46-3 Procedures
46-4 Conduct of hearings
46-5 Post hearing
46-6 Enforcement of orders
46-7 Appeals
46-8 Enjoining of nuisances
46-9 Costs

Title 47 (1)

46-10 Prostitution, sexual activity, assignation, lewdness; soliciting or manifesting an intent to solicit prostitution, sexua

Title 49 (6)

47-1 Written notice of termination of tenancy
49-1 "Human excreta" defined
49-2 Liquid products of petroleum not to be allowed to escape into sewers
49-3 Human excreta to be deposited in sanitary manner
49-4 Discharge of wastewater or other non-potable fluids into city stormwater management system regulated
49-5 Discharge or dumping of septic tank contents into city stormwater management system prohibited

Title 5 (19)

4-14 Duty to report violations of chapter and law
5-1 Pool rooms—Midnight closing; exceptions
5-2 Same—Minors prohibited; exceptions; permits for minors
5-3 Same—Order to minor to leave; calling police
5-31 Definitions
5-32 Permit required for public dances; permit fee
5-33 License for dances, dancehalls, etc
5-34 Same—Application; issuance
5-35 Same—Revocation or refusal of renewal
5-36 Compliance with other laws, ordinances and regulations
5-37 Cleanliness, sanitation, lighting and windows
5-38 Inspection by police
5-39 Authority of police to order premises vacated for violations of law, etc
5-40 Closing hours
5-41 Solicitation agreements with taxicab owners, drivers prohibited
5-42 Employees not to be served drinks purchased by customers
5-43 Solicitation of dancing partners or purchase of refreshments prohibited
5-44 Sale of time by employees to customers prohibited; exception
5-45 Employees mingling with customers

Title 50 (128)

49-6 Sinks and adequate facilities for disposal of human excreta required
50-1 Definitions
50-2 Obstructing channels; unlawful anchoring, mooring or docking; unlawful use of navigational aids
50-6 Use of nets and traps
50-7 Operation of radios, phonographs or other sound-making devices—Generally; exemption
50-8 Live-aboard vessels and floating structures prohibited—Generally; exceptions
50-9 Trespassing dinghies and vessels; defined; penalties
50-10 Floating structures prohibited
50-11 Vessel inspections; boarding by law enforcement
50-12 Reporting of fuel/oil spills
50-13 Vessel cleaning
50-14 Misuse of amenities
50-15 Emergency repairs
50-16 Hurricanes and tropical storms; evacuation of vessels for storm events
50-17 Responsibility of licensee to file and maintain hurricane plan
50-18 Removal of sunken vessels and dinghies
50-19 Penalties
50-37 Operation during and near, etc
50-38 Safe operation of vessels within marinas and mooring fields
50-39 Vessels no longer exercising rights of navigation
50-40 Live-aboard vessels prohibited
50-41 Operation of vessels, boats, and other watercraft in marked swimming area, bathing area, or exclusion/safety zone of Din
50-42 Marine Stadium restricted area
50-43 Operation of vessels, boats, and other watercraft in marked motorized vessel exclusion zones in the Dinner Key North Moo
50-44 Lamar Lake/Jimbo's Lagoon "idle speed/no wake" zone
50-61 Application for commercial dockage
50-62 Display, sale and disposal of fish prohibited
50-63 Compliance with law
50-116 Purpose and intent of division
50-117 Effect of division on county regulations
50-118 Effect of division on federal regulations
50-119 Reserved
50-120 Prohibited discharges; required equipment on vessels; restrictions on dock rentals
50-121 Compliance date
50-122 Circumvention of provisions of division
50-151 Reserved
50-152 Legislative intent
50-153 Grounding of vessel; prohibition
50-154 Mooring to certain features or structures prohibited
50-155 Adequate mooring lines required
50-156 Mooring to city property, bridges, fender systems, public bank, etc
50-157 Public property abutting water; use restricted
50-158 Reserved
50-159 Water in bilges
50-221 Operation and regulation generally
50-222 Additional rules and regulations authorized
50-223 Limitations on city liability
50-224 Assignment of berths based on overall vessel length
50-225 Access to piers restricted
50-226 Soliciting prohibited
50-227 Motorized vehicles on piers limited
50-228 Swimming, diving or fishing in marina waters prohibited
50-229 Consumption of alcoholic beverages
50-230 Electrical power and fresh water exclusively for use of vessel occupying berth
50-231 Marina shower and toilet facilities—Access generally
50-232 Same—Shower-toilet keys
50-233 Same—Key deposits
50-234 Restriction on domestic pets
50-235 Maintaining vessel appearance
50-236 Orderly keeping of pier
50-237 Disposal of garbage, waste and refuse into marinas or yacht basins
50-238 Toilet and shower facilities on boats
50-239 Flame-producing equipment
50-240 Repairing, fitting out, etc
50-241 Refueling vessels
50-242 Removal of vessels for cause
50-243 Dockage in certain locations not permitted
50-244 Illegal activities prohibited
50-271 Vacant berths or moorings—Rerental by city
50-272 Same—Assignment or subletting by tenants
50-273 Restriction on use of private boat docked in noncommercial area primarily for business purposes
50-274 Living aboard—Generally
50-275 Same—Limitation at Miamarina
50-276 Dockage agreements, berthing of private vessels on first come, first served basis based on size
50-301 License agreements, assignment of berths
50-302 Sale, assignment or sublicense of berths
50-303 Tickets—Sales restricted
50-304 Same—Number of booths permitted
50-305 Same—Solicitation of passengers
50-306 Same—Booth maintenance
50-307 Same—Booth damage or relocation
50-308 Living aboard by employees
50-309 Termination of dockage agreement
50-310 Standards for sightseeing boats at Miamarina
50-336 Dockage and mooring rates
50-338 When dockage and mooring fees are due and payable; delinquency in payment
50-339 Responsibility for damage to city property
50-340 Vessel checkout procedure
50-341 Removal of vessels with delinquent charges prohibited
50-342 Lien for unpaid fees and nonjudicial sale
50-343 Reapplication for dockage after revocation
50-344 Capital improvement fund
50-401 Purpose and intent
50-402 Authority to regulate
50-403 Authority of the harbormaster
50-404 Duties and responsibilities of the harbormaster
50-405 Public mooring fields and anchorages
50-406 Enforcement
50-407 Same—Assignment or subletting by licensees
50-408 Non-licensee vessels prohibited from entering mooring field
50-421 Facility rules and regulations; purpose and intent
50-422 Operational vessels only
50-423 Vessel equipment requirements
50-424 Commercial use of moorings prohibited
50-425 Mooring of the vessel
50-426 Illegal activities prohibited
50-427 Waste management; marine pollution
50-428 Dinghy dock at Dinner Key mooring field; uses; permits
50-429 Fueling prohibited within mooring field
50-430 Unsightly or badly deteriorated vessels
50-431 Responsibilities of licensees; no liability on use of mooring facilities
50-432 Safe operation of vessels
50-433 Use of pumpout vessel; pumpout facilities
50-434 Major repairs prohibited
50-435 Discharge of waste; removal of trash
50-436 Prohibited activities
50-437 Manatees and protected species; feeding of wildlife
50-438 Non-licensee use of moorings prohibited
50-439 Unauthorized departure of vessels
50-440 Maritime liens and nonjudicial sale
50-441 Tying alongside of dinghies, kayaks, canoes
50-442 No motorized vessels within marked limited access area at Dinner Key mooring facility; exceptions
50-501 Purpose and findings
50-502 Definitions
50-503 Procedure for removal or relocation
50-504 Administrative hearings to determine disposition of derelict vessels
50-505 Special assessment lien for costs of removal and disposition of derelict vessels
50-506 Appeal

Title 52 (19)

50-507 Nonexclusivity of remedy
52-1 Definitions
52-2 Special events in general; duration and limitations; city commission waiver
52-3 Application, time for filing
52-4 Application requirements
52-5 Criteria for issuance of special event permit
52-6 Criterial for denial of special event permits
52-7 Insurance and indemnity
52-8 Application determination
52-9 Informal notice and hearing
52-10 Withdrawal of application; effect of withdrawal
52-11 Approvals, approval with modifications, denials, and alternates times
52-12 Appeals
52-13 Compliance; possession of permit
52-14 Revocation
52-15 Other public gatherings
52-26 Seasonal sales event permit permits
52-27 Revocation
52-28 Pop-up event permits

Title 53 (18)

52-29 Revocation
53-1 Ticket surcharge on paid admissions to events
53-2 Right to establish special charges, terms and/or conditions
53-26 Bringing glass bottles or metal containers into stadiums
53-51 Stadium area designated
53-52 Regulations generally
53-53 Rental rates and associated charges and conditions
53-81 "Stadium" defined
53-82 Administration
53-85 Reservations
53-86 Reserved
53-87 Alcoholic beverages
53-88 Permit to construct stands, booths, etc
53-89 Bond required before certain events can be held
53-90 Repairs and removal of stands, booths, etc
53-91 Concession rights
53-92 Use of complimentary tickets, etc
53-93 Advertising within stadium and grounds

Title 54 (155)

53-181 Schedule of fees
54-6.3 Reserved
54-6.2 Permit required for assemblies
54-6.1 Reserved
54-9.2 Civil fines
54-4.1 Public alleys
54-9.3 Recovery of unpaid fines; unpaid fines to constitute a lien; foreclosure
54-9.1 Enforcement, rebuttable presumption
54-1 Definitions
54-2 Obstruction of free passage on sidewalks, etc
54-3 Permit required for work that obstructs or closes a street, sidewalk, or impedes traffic; fees; waiver of fees
54-4 Closing and vacating of streets
54-5 Removing material from streets
54-6 Permit required for parades
54-7 Signs not to be placed on city property
54-8 Using street or sidewalk for display purposes, exceptions; permit and fee
54-9 Placing signs, advertisement, or displays on any portion of public right-of-way, street or sidewalk surface
54-10 Advertising which obstructs streets or sidewalks
54-11 Signs required on construction or installation work in public rights-of-way
54-12 Placing glass or other injurious substances on streets
54-13 Carrying or drinking from open glass or metal containers in certain areas during outdoor cultural or other types of, fes
54-14 Removal of utility facilities to permit improvement of streets, etc
54-15 Copying use, etc
54-16 Prohibition of vehicular access
54-17 Waiver of fees
54-18 Conflicts
54-41 Lines and grades for sidewalk, curb, etc
54-42 Permit required for disturbing, cutting into, digging up, drilling, boring under, or excavating any public street, swale
54-43 Permit fees for right-of-way or street excavation, sidewalk repair, paving or resurfacing of roadway, parkway or shoulde
54-44 Material for sidewalk construction
54-45 Type and specifications for street paving
54-46 Agreement and bond as to right-of-way and subdivision improvements by persons submitting plats, replats, etc
54-47 Approval of location and construction of driveways, etc
54-48 Inspection of work
54-49 Obstructing street with materials
54-50 Reports of approval
54-51 Grades for street utilities, trees, etc
54-52 Sewers, conduits, etc
54-53 Closing of streets during progress of work
54-54 Allowing sidewalks, swales and curbs to remain in dangerous condition
54-55 Notice to repair sidewalks, driving lanes, parking lanes, swales and curbs
54-56 Construction, reconstruction or repair of street improvements required when adjacent property is improved by constructio
54-57 Obstructing streets or sidewalks with trash, lumber, etc
54-58 Right-of-way dedication required prior to issuance of permits
54-59 Enhanced right-of-way improvement trust fund—Intent
54-60 Established
54-61 Trust fund payments
54-62 Financial report
54-63 Recovery agreement for construction of master planned street
54-121 Definitions
54-122 Applicability of article
54-123 Sectional divisions
54-124 Names of avenues
54-125 Names of streets
54-126 Names of terraces
54-127 Names of lanes
54-128 Names of courts
54-129 Names of places
54-130 Names of drives and roads
54-131 Numbering system
54-132 Duty of building owners relative to numbering
54-133 Reserved
54-134 Incorrect street signs
54-135 Injuring, defacing, etc
54-136 Alternatives to renaming streets
54-137 Street codesignation
54-138 Expenses
54-139 Schedule of fees
54-140 Reserved
54-186 Established
54-187 Standard street widths
54-188 Platted width greater
54-189 Centerline descriptions
54-190 Nonstandard street widths
54-191 Temporary encroachments
54-192 Service road adjacent to Brickell Avenue
54-193 Illegal encroachment
54-221 Statement of purpose
54-222 Permit required
54-223 Definitions
54-224 Fees and security deposit
54-225 Permit application
54-226 Permit requirements
54-227 Standards and criteria for application review
54-228 Indemnification and insurance
54-229 Form and conditions of permit
54-230 Denial, revocation, or suspension of permit; removal and storage fees; emergencies
54-231 Appeals instituted by the permittee
54-232 Appeals for street cafe permit approval
54-233 Enforcement
54-261 Definitions
54-262 Purpose and criteria
54-263 Permit required; expiration of existing permits and procedures to preserve locations
54-264 Application and issuance of permits
54-265 Insurance and bond requirements
54-266 Fees
54-267 Newsrack placement: permitted and specific prohibitions
54-268 Newsrack features and maintenance
54-269 Newsrack mounting standards
54-270 Enforcement procedures non-conforming newsracks; removal/storage
54-271 Same—Abandoned newsracks
54-296 Statement of purpose and conflicts
54-297 Definitions
54-298 Service of notice
54-299 No liability or warranty
54-300 Registration required
54-301 Rights granted by registration
54-302 Term and renewal
54-303 Communications services tax
54-304 Registration application procedure; information required
54-305 Issuance and denial of registration
54-306 Notice of transfers, sales or assignments of assets in public rights-of-way
54-307 Termination of registration
54-308 Failure to enforce registration
54-309 Bonds
54-310 Insurance and indemnity
54-311 Police powers
54-312 Florida Consumer Choice Act of 2007
54-313 Technical standards
54-314 Objective design standards
54-315 Permit procedures and timeframes
54-316 Use of streets and utility pole attachments
54-317 Collocation of small wireless facilities on city utility poles
54-318 Undergrounding
54-319 Permit denials
54-320 Redundant utility poles
54-321 Future rules by the director
54-322 Abandonment of facilities
54-341 Created, restrictions; application and approval required
54-342 Reserved
54-343 Supplementary user fee established
54-344 Supplementary banner fee established
54-371 Downtown pedestrian priority zone—Established; boundaries
54-372 Same—Standards
54-373 Little Havana pedestrian priority zone, subzones, and greenways—Established; boundaries
54-374 Little Havana pedestrian priority zone standards
54-375 Conflicts with other chapters and regulations
54-411 Statement of purpose
54-412 Definitions
54-413 Pay telephone permit required; length of permit; fine and removal of pay telephone(s) for placement without permit or ce
54-414 Pay telephone permit application
54-415 Pay telephone permit locations
54-416 Technical standards
54-417 Powers and duties of city resilience and public works director
54-418 Compensation for permit; late fee, revocation and removal of pay telephone(s) for nonpayment
54-419 Use of streets or sidewalks
54-420 Location and placement of pay telephones
54-421 Standards for maintenance, installation and operation of pay telephones
54-422 Pay telephone permit revocation; removal generally and storage costs
54-423 Bonds
54-424 Indemnity and insurance
54-425 Police powers
54-426 Transfers; assignments; subleases
54-427 Service of notice
54-428 No liability or warranty

Title 55 (15)

55-1 Definitions
55-2 Intent of chapter
55-3 Application of chapter
55-4 Plats and platting—Recording required
55-5 Same—Approval before recording
55-6 Same—Revising plat after approval
55-7 Same—Procedure—Conference and tentative plat
55-8 Same—Same—Final plat
55-9 Bonds
55-10 Building permits; issuance; restrictions; exceptions
55-11 Design standards
55-12 Required improvements
55-13 Construction plan
55-14 Encroachments onto, into, below, and/or above rights-of-way, public easements, private easements, or emergency access ea
55-15 Vacation and closure of rights-of-way, platted easements, and emergency access easements by plat

Title 56 (20)

55-16 Consideration of easements and alleys when alleged to be abandoned as a matter of law
56-26 Definitions
56-27 Rate and amount of public service tax on purchase of public utility services except telecommunications service; levy of
56-28 Rate and amount of public service tax on purchase of telecommunications service; levy of tax
56-29 Collection of tax
56-30 Remittance of tax to city by seller
56-31 Records to be kept
56-32 Reports of deliveries for resale
56-33 Recognition of expense in regulation of rates
56-34 Violations of article
56-35 Exemptions and exceptions
56-61 Excise tax on casualty insurance premiums levied; when due and payable
56-62 Excise tax on property insurance premiums levied
56-63 Collection and use of funds
56-86 Additional homestead exemptions for persons 65 and older
56-87 Application required; contents
56-88 Filing date
56-89 When available
56-90 Adjustment of annual income limitation
56-111 Definitions

Title 57 (21)

56-112 Miami-Dade County's water and sewer department water and sewer connection charge exemption
57-26 Definitions
57-27 Local business tax receipt
57-28 Operations
57-29 Vehicles and animals
57-30 Chauffeurs
57-31 Penalties
57-32 Definitions
57-33 Prohibited streets
57-34 Annual pedicab decal; pedicab decal fee; required insurance
57-35 Rates to be displayed
57-36 Vehicle safety and equipment standards
57-37 Advertising on pedicabs
57-38 Number of pedicabs permitted; restrictions on monopolies
57-39 Driver's permit and related requirements
57-40 Prohibited conduct
57-41 Passenger receipt upon demand
57-42 Appeals of director decisions
57-43 Enforcement
57-44 Impoundment fees
57-45 Reserved

Title 6 (17)

5-46 Minors prohibited where alcoholic beverages are available for sale
6-1 Restrictions on keeping poultry, fowl or grazing animals
6-2 Animals not to run at large; exceptions
6-3 Bird sanctuary established
6-4 Shooting, trapping, etc
6-5 Cruelty to animals; penalties
6-36 Definitions
6-37 Maintenance of kennels
6-38 Prohibited in food establishments
6-39 Noisy dogs
6-40 Vicious dogs
6-41 Cruelty to dogs; penalties
6-42 Abandonment of dogs prohibited
6-43 Stealing dogs
6-44 Refusal to surrender dog
6-45 Removal and proper disposition of animal fecal matter required when dog defecates on public and private property and fin
6-46 Sale or transfer of dogs and cats

Title 61 (10)

57-46 Special events operation
61-26 Definitions
61-27 Dealer's license—Required
61-28 Same—Application
61-29 Same—Issuance; term
61-30 Same—Revocation
61-31 Sale or delivery to minors—Generally
61-32 Same—False representation as to age
61-33 Minors not to carry in public places; exception
61-34 Discharging in public places

Title 62 (130)

61-35 Seizure and sale of airgun used in violation of section 61-33 or 61-34
62-618.7 Relocation and reconstruction agreements—Previously existing agreements
62-618.5 Relocation and reconstruction agreements—Requirements
62-618.1 Controlling provisions
62-618.3 New billboards prohibited
62-618.2 Definitions
62-618.6 Reconstruction of existing billboards
62-618.4 Relocation and reconstruction of existing billboards permitted
62-2.1 Independent traffic and environmental impact studies
62-2.2 Reserved
62-1 Oath required when testifying on zoning matters
62-2 Reconsideration of zoning and comprehensive plan amendments
62-3 Purpose and intent
62-4 Establishment of the planning, zoning and appeals board generally
62-5 Administration generally
62-6 Effect of previously adopted comprehensive plan
62-7 Preparation of the comprehensive plan
62-8 Procedures for amending the comprehensive plan
62-9 Periodic review of the adopted comprehensive plan
62-10 Applicability of comprehensive plans after adoption
62-11 Land development regulations
62-12 Fee for inspections and examinations of plans for compliance with the provisions of the city zoning ordinance
62-13 Appropriations, fees and other expenses
62-14 Establishment
62-15 Functions, powers and duties generally
62-16 Appointments; qualifications
62-17 Proceedings of planning, zoning and appeals board
62-18 Powers and duties generally
62-19 Public notice—Generally
62-20 Same—Types
62-21 Covenants/agreements proffered by applicants
62-22 Schedule of fees
62-23 Request for review and appeal
62-24 Fee payment deferred
62-25 Waiver and refund of fees
62-26 Establishment
62-27 Membership
62-28 Functions, powers and duties, generally
62-29 Proceedings
62-30 Compensation
62-31 Preservation officer
62-32 Schedule of fees
62-256 Establishment
62-257 Membership
62-258 Functions, powers and duties generally
62-259 Proceedings
62-260 Urban development review board secretary
62-301 Intent
62-302 Trust fund payments
62-303 Established
62-304 Funds made available; financial report
62-321 Intent
62-322 Established
62-323 Prerequisite
62-324 Funds made available; financial report
62-325 Schedule of fees and charges
62-401 Intent
62-402 Trust fund payments
62-403 Established
62-404 Funds made available; financial report
62-527 Intent
62-528 Temporary occupancies in general
62-529 Permit application process, possible determinations and referrals
62-530 Informal notice and hearing
62-531 Withdrawal of application; effect of withdrawal
62-532 Appeals
62-533 Reserved
62-534 Temporary structures
62-535 Temporary uses on vacant land
62-542 Intent
62-543 Temporary permit required for approval
62-544 Considerations and standards
62-545 Enforcement
62-601 Purpose of mural sign regulations; applicability; criteria
62-602 Definitions
62-603 Qualified applicants; procedure for application; requirements
62-604 Mural permit required; application for a mural permit by a qualified applicant
62-605 Approval process for permit
62-606 Criteria for issuing a mural permit
62-607 Permit fees
62-608 Approval by the city manager or designee
62-609 Copy change and location change applications
62-610 Assignment
62-611 Exemptions
62-612 Enforcement
62-613 Maintenance
62-614 Conflict
62-615 Rescission
62-616 Appeals
62-617 Opt-out provision
62-618 Compliance with agreement and this article for customary use for local zoning for murals under the Highway Beautificatio
62-619 Generally
62-620 Permitting process
62-621 Enforcement
62-622 Farmers' market program
62-623 Definitions
62-624 Permit
62-625 Conditions for issuance
62-626 Time of sale
62-627 Display of merchandise
62-628 Prohibited merchandise
62-629 Signs
62-630 Enforcement
62-641 Public benefits trust fund; intent
62-642 Established
62-643 Financial report
62-644 NRD-1 Public benefits trust fund; intent
62-645 Established
62-646 Financial report
62-647 NRD-2 public benefits trust fund—Intent
62-648 Same—Established
62-649 Same—Financial report
62-650 Regulation of group homes pursuant to state law
62-651 Application for group homes
62-652 Annual zoning renewal for group homes
62-653 Name change
62-654 Purpose and intent
62-655 Art in public places board
62-656 City commission
62-657 Conflicts of interest
62-658 Selections of works of art
62-661 Creation of public art fund
62-662 Ownership and maintenance of artwork placed on site
62-663 Requirements, enforcement provisions, and penalties for restrictive covenants associated with affordable or workforce ho
62-671 Purpose and intent
62-672 Trust fund payments
62-673 Established
62-700 Intent
62-701 Prohibition on issuance of inconsistent development orders
62-702 Procedures for conversion of park land

Title 8 (19)

6-71 Citation system for animal control
8-1 Definitions
8-2 Applicability of chapter
8-3 Bell or other warning device
8-4 Not to be rented unless chapter complied with
8-5 Parents and guardians not to permit violations of chapter; safe driving
8-6 Prohibitions on the sidewalks of Southwest 8th Street between 4th Avenue and Tamiami Canal Road
8-7 Penalties for violation of this chapter
8-8 Applicability, policy statement and purpose
8-9 Definitions
8-10 Rules and regulations
8-11 Application for pilot program license
8-12 Motorized scooter fee
8-13 Motorized scooter parking
8-14 Operations; remedies
8-15 Data sharing
8-16 Insurance requirements
8-17 Payment and performance bond or irrevocable letter of credit
8-18 Indemnification

Title APPENDIX B (1)

62-703 Inventory of converted park land

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