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What does the municipal law say about sec. 72-20. - administrative budget revisions.?
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The chief financial officer, through the Lafayette Mayor-President, is authorized to prepare administrative budget revisions to comply with the dictates of this article. Upon completion, the chief financial officer, through the Lafayette Mayor-President, shall prepare a written report to the Lafayette City-Parish Council detailing the amount and nature of any adjustments required to implement this budget amendment. (Ord. No. O-150-2017, § 6, 8-8-2017)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §72-20 (2017)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 72-30. - initiation of sale of property by interested parties.?
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(a) The administrator shall promulgate a form with which potential purchasers may apply for sale of specified adjudicated property or properties. The form shall require specification of the purchaser's intended use for the property. (b) Upon receipt of a potential purchaser's application, the administrator shall determine whether the application conforms to such terms and conditions as this article and rules promulgated under its authority impose on sale of the specified property or properties. No application shall be considered unless all potential acquiring persons verify by affidavit that they are neither owners nor tax debtors. (c) The administrator may request of the applicant such further information as he may deem necessary to reach a determination. No application shall be considered for sale of property which has been adjudicated property for less than two years and six months. Subsequent adjudications of the property shall not prevent consideration of an application for sale. (d) If the administrator concludes that the applicant appears capable of complying with the terms and conditions to be imposed on sale of the specified property or properties, he shall further consider whether the applicant's intended use comports with the character of the surrounding area and contributes to neighborhood stabilization and/or revitalization. The administrator shall take into account input, if available, from community groups encompassing the property or properties (including but not limited to neighborhood coteries, community associations and homeowners' associations) as well as any criteria imposed by ordinance, by resolution or by rules promulgated under the authority of this article. (e) Upon preliminary approval of an application for sale made by an adjoining landowner, the administrator shall determine whether the adjoining landowner has maintained the adjudicated property he seeks to purchase for a period of one year prior to the sale. If the administrator so determines, he shall submit for the city-parish council's approval a resolution adopting the anticipated costs of the sale as the sale price. Upon that resolution's approval, the administrator shall proceed with sale of the property to the adjoining landowner in the same manner as a completed public sale, pursuant to La. R.S. 47:2202(B). (f) Upon preliminary approval of any other interested party's application for sale of adjudicated property, the administrator shall adopt as the minimum bid price 75 percent of the property's fair market value, as that term is defined by La. R.S. 47:2321, as derived from the property's most current assessment in the tax assessor's files. (g) The administrator shall require of the interested purchaser the deposit of an amount of money the administrator deems sufficient to pay the estimated expenses of the sale as permitted by La. R.S. 47:2203(B). Upon receipt of the required funds, the administrator shall submit for the city-parish council's consideration a resolution approving, and upon that resolution's approval shall initiate, sale of the property by public bid. (Ord. No. O-246-2015, § 4, 11-17-15)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §72-30 (2015)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 72-31. - sale of adjudicated property by the administrator.?
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(a) Upon approval of an interested party's application for sale of adjudicated property, other than that of an adjoining landowner, after deposit of the amounts permitted by La. R.S. 47:2203(B), and after the city-parish council's approval of the appropriate resolution; or at the direction, by ordinance, of the city-parish council pursuant to La. R.S. 47:2203(A), the administrator shall cause a public sale to be advertised twice in the official journal of the political subdivision: first, 30 or more days before the date of the sale; and second, no more than seven days before the date of the sale. The advertisement shall inform the public of the minimum bid amount, the latest date written bids will be accepted, the time and date of in-person bidding, and any other terms and conditions to be imposed upon the sale. (b) After publication of the advertisements required by this article, the administrator shall conduct the public sale in the manner and on the date given in the advertisements. (c) Should a property for which the administrator has set the minimum bid at 75 percent of the property's fair market value fail to sell, the administrator shall cause a second public sale to be held, preceded by advertisements in the same manner as was the first sale. For this second public sale, the administrator shall adopt as the minimum bid one-third of the fair market value. (d) Should a property for which the Lafayette City-Parish Council has set the minimum bid fail to sell, no second public sale shall be held. (e) Should an interested party who has initiated the sale and deposited the sums required of him with the administrator fail to be the highest bidder at a public sale, the money deposited shall be returned to him. However, if no one bids the minimum amount adopted by the administrator, or should the depositor submit the winning bid, any money deposited shall be retained to pay the expenses of the sale. Any money remaining after the expenses are paid shall be returned to the depositor. (Ord. No. O-246-2015, § 4, 11-17-15; ; Ord. No. O-150-2017, § 4, 8-8-2017; Ord. No. JO-077-2021, § 4, 10-19-21)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §72-31 (2015)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 72-32. - disposition of proceeds from sale of adjudicated property.?
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Except as otherwise agreed by holders of statutory impositions and governmental liens, proceeds from the sale of adjudicated property, if any remain after deduction of the costs of the sale, shall be paid pro rata to those holders to the extent of their interests, and any amounts remaining shall be retained by the administrator. The administrator shall maintain one account for such retained funds derived from the sale of properties inside the City of Lafayette, and another account for such retained funds derived from the sale of properties outside the City of Lafayette. Proceeds shall not be distributed to holders of statutory impositions and governmental liens until after the later of 1) expiration of the notice periods described by La. R.S. 47:2206(A) or 2) the filing of the sale or donation transferring the property as set forth in La. R.S. 47:2207. (Ord. No. O-246-2015, § 4, 11-17-15; Ord. No. JO-077-2021, § 5, 10-19-21)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §72-32 (2015)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 72-40. - initiation of donation of adjudicated property.?
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(a) The administrator shall promulgate a form with which qualified non-profits may apply for donation of specified adjudicated property or properties. The form shall require specification of the applicant's intended use for the property. The form shall require the applicant to submit a proposed act of donation, which document must explicitly incorporate all terms and conditions of donation imposed by this article, and must bind the qualified non-profit to renovate and maintain the sought property until its conveyance. No application shall be considered for donation of property which has been adjudicated property for less than two years and six months. Subsequent adjudications of the property shall not prevent consideration of an application for donation. (b) Upon receipt of a potential donee's application, the administrator shall determine whether the application conforms with such terms and conditions as this article and rules promulgated under its authority impose on donation of the specified property or properties. No application shall be considered unless all potential acquiring persons verity by affidavit that they are neither owners nor tax debtors. The administrator may request of the applicant such further information as he may deem necessary to reach his determination. (c) If the administrator concludes that the applicant appears capable of complying with the terms and conditions to be imposed on donation of the specified property or properties, he shall further consider whether the applicant's intended use comports with the character of the surrounding area and contributes to neighborhood stabilization and/or revitalization. The administrator shall take into account input, if available, from community groups encompassing the property or properties (including but not limited to neighborhood coteries, community associations and homeowners' associations) as well as any criteria imposed by ordinance, by resolution or by rules promulgated under the authority of this article. (d) Upon preliminary approval of an application for donation made by a qualified non-profit, the administrator shall recommend the donation to the Lafayette City-Parish Council, including in his recommendation the proposed act of donation. (e) Should the Lafayette City-Parish Council by ordinance, and the Lafayette City-Parish President by execution, approve the donation, the administrator shall require the notices required by this article in the section entitled "Notice of sale or donation of adjudicated property." (Ord. No. O-246-2015, § 4, 11-17-15; Ord. No. O-150-2017, § 5, 8-8-17; Ord. No. JO-017-2020, § 3, 5-19-20)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §72-40 (2015)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 72-50. - waiver, property renovation plans and arm's length transfers.?
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(a) The administrator shall promulgate a form with which potential arm's length transferees and owners may apply for waiver of taxes, penalties, interest and other charges against adjudicated property in order to facilitate below-appraised-value transfer between them, as contemplated by La. Const. Art. VII, Sec. 14(B)(7) and (8). (b) The administrator shall not consider any application for waiver in connection with arm's length transfer unless all involved parties, including all owners and at least one potential arm's length transferee, join in the application. Each potential arm's length transferee shall verity such status, as defined by this article, by affidavit prior to submission of the application. The administrator shall not be required to contact involved parties or otherwise assist in development of an application for waiver. The administrator shall not be required to contact other political subdivisions for, or otherwise assist in, waiver of charges owed to other political subdivisions. The administrator shall not consider any application for waiver in connection with arm's length transfer unless it includes a property renovation plan which, at minimum, incorporates explicitly all elements required under this article, including but not limited to those contained within the section of this article entitled "Terms and conditions on transfer of property." (c) Upon receipt of an application for arm's length transfer, the administrator shall determine whether the application conforms to such terms and conditions as this article and rules promulgated under its authority impose on sale of the specified property or properties, including verification of whether the potential transferee(s) are arm's length transferees. The administrator may request of the applicants such further information as he may deem necessary to reach his determination. (d) If the administrator concludes that the potential arm's length transferee(s) appear capable of complying with the terms and conditions to be imposed on transfer of the specified property or properties, he shall further consider whether the applicants' intended use comports with the character of the surrounding area and contributes to neighborhood stabilization and/or revitalization. The administrator shall take into account input, if available, from community groups encompassing the property or properties (including but not limited to neighborhood coteries, community associations and homeowners' associations) as well as any criteria imposed by ordinance, by resolution or by rules promulgated under the authority of this article. (e) Upon approval of an application for waiver of taxes, penalties, interest and other charges, the administrator or his designee shall submit for the city-parish council's consideration a resolution approving the waiver, and upon that resolution's approval certify in writing to the applicants that the administrator, as an administrative hearing officer of the LCPCG, approves their property renovation plan in compliance with La. Const. Art. VII, Sec. 14(8)(7) and (B)(S). (f) Upon receipt of applicants' proof of recordation of the arm's length transfer, which recordation must include all terms and conditions imposed by this article, the administrator shall confect a document memorializing waiver of taxes, penalties, interest and other charges owed against the sold property to the City of Lafayette and the Parish of Lafayette, and file the document for recordation in the mortgage records of the Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court. Unless otherwise agreed by other political subdivisions, the administrator's recorded document shall not waive charges held by them. (g) The administrator is authorized to, on behalf of the LCPCG, enter into cooperative endeavor or local services agreements with other political subdivisions providing that arm's length transfers under this article shall serve to waive taxes, penalties, interest and other charges owed against the sold property to such political subdivisions. When such an agreement is in place, such charges owed against property sold under this section shall be included among those waived in the document confected and recorded by the administrator. (h) In the event the administrator becomes aware or is made aware that taxes or other charges on the sold property have become delinquent after the transfer, he shall as soon as practicable file for recordation a revocation of the waiver. The administrator shall not so revoke the waiver as a result of taxes or other charges imposed on the property prior to the arm's length transfer. (i) In the event the administrator becomes aware or is made aware that any ownership interest in the property has been acquired by an original owner, by a member of an original owner's immediate family, or by any entity in which any of them has a substantial economic interest, he shall as soon as practicable file for recordation a revocation of the waiver. (Ord. No. O-246-2015, § 4, 11-17-15)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §72-50 (2015)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-1. - legislative intent and purpose.?
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(a) The legislative intent and purpose in adopting this chapter is to promulgate reasonable rules and regulations for the licensing and lawful operation of a short-term rental, as defined herein, within the City of Lafayette. (b) The Lafayette City Council finds that the establishment of rationally based, reasonably tailored rules and regulations as hereinafter set forth concerning short-term rentals is necessary to promote, protect and preserve the general welfare, safety, health, peace, good order and economy of Lafayette and the citizens of the City of Lafayette, and to preserve the integrity of Lafayette's neighborhoods. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-1 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-2. - territorial applicability and retroactivity.?
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(a) Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, the provisions of this Chapter shall apply only in the City of Lafayette. (b) In zoning districts wherein short-term rentals are a permitted use, this chapter shall not supersede or prevent any private conditions, covenants, or restrictions which prohibit same. (c) This chapter applies to all short-term rentals located in the City of Lafayette regardless of whether the short-term rental existed prior to or subsequent to the adoption of this chapter. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-2 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-3. - limited operation in city of lafayette zoning districts.?
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The operation of a short-term rental is only permitted in zoning districts which contain a "P*" in the short-term rental use category of Table 89-21-2 of the Lafayette Development Code. Within such zoning districts, the operation of a short-term rental is further restricted to being operated within one of the listed types of "Residences" under the use category of "Residential," and "Bed and Breakfast" listed under the use category of "Lodging," in Table 89-21-2 of the Lafayette Development Code that are permitted "by right" ("P") or by a valid Conditional Use Permit ("C"), in that zoning district. Except in RS zoning districts, and notwithstanding the foregoing, any short-term rental being operated prior to the effective date of this city ordinance may qualify as a nonconformity under the provisions of Article 6 of Chapter 89 of the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government Code of Ordinances if said Short-Term Rental is being operated within one of the listed types of "Residences" under the use category of "Residential," and "Bed and Breakfast" listed under the use category of "Lodging," in Table 89-21-2. In order to qualify as such nonconformity, in addition to the applicable provisions of Article 6 of Chapter 89 of the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government Code of Ordinances, any person or entity currently operating a short-term rental shall, on or before April 1, 2024, apply for, obtain and maintain a valid short-term rental license in accordance with this chapter. Failure to timely apply for, obtain and maintain a valid short-term rental license shall result in the loss of the right to operate a short-term rental as a nonconformity. All other nonconformities shall be prohibited from converting to a short-term rental. In an RS zoning district, no short-term rental operating on or before the effective date of this chapter shall qualify as a nonconformity, and the provisions of this paragraph shall supersede Article 6 of Chapter 89 of the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government Code of Ordinances. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-3 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-4. - no vested rights in license.?
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The City of Lafayette and/or the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government, as the case may be, reserves the right to amend or repeal this chapter at any time, and no operator or licensee shall have any vested rights to operate hereunder, obtain or retain a license, or have a license renewed. A short-term rental license is a privilege, not a right, and may be denied, revoked or not renewed based on the provisions of this chapter and/or the non-compliance with the requirements of this chapter. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-4 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-5. - non-transferability; non-exclusivity.?
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Licenses issued pursuant to this chapter shall not be sold, transferred, assigned, leased or subleased to any other operator, licensee, person or entity. Any such sale, transfer, assignment, lease or sublease renders the license null and void. Further, with regard to licenses issued in the name of a business entity, the sale, transfer or assignment of a majority of the ownership interest therein shall render the license null and void. Nothing contained herein shall be construed to give an operator or licensee the exclusive right to operate within the City of Lafayette. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-5 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-6. - limitation of liability.?
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Neither the City of Lafayette, the Parish of Lafayette, nor the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government, as the case may be, shall be liable to any Licensee, short-term rental guests or other third parties for any loss, damage or injury to licensee, its short-term rental, short-term rental guests, or any other property or third persons as a result of the operation and/or use of a short-term rental. operators, licensees, and its/their short-term rental guests acknowledge and agree that the City of Lafayette, Parish of Lafayette, and/or the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government are not responsible for providing security at any location where short-term rentals are located or operated. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-6 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-7. - definitions.?
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The following words, terms and phrases, when used in this chapter, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Department refers to the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government, Department of Community Development and planning. Director refers to the Director of the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government, Department of Community Development and Planning or his/her designee. Dwelling means a building, or individual units within a mixed-use building, designed for or used exclusively for residential purposes. A dwelling includes any use designated as "Residences" in the Use Table 89-21-2 of the Lafayette Development Code. Dwelling unit means one or more rooms, including a bathroom and complete kitchen facilities, which are arranged, designed or used as living quarters for one family. Governing authority refers to the governing authority of the City of Lafayette and/or the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government. Licensee means an operator that holds a current and valid license issued pursuant to this chapter. Operator means a person, firm or corporation, including its agents and employees, which owns and/or operates a short-term rental in the City of Lafayette without a current and valid license issued pursuant to this chapter. Owner-occupied short-term rental means a short-term rental with an owner/licensee who resides in said short-term rental as their primary residence. Short-term rental means the provision of a dwelling or dwelling unit that offers one or more guest rooms, and that is suitable and utilized solely for temporary residential occupancy for a period of fewer than 30 consecutive days, in exchange for compensation. Short-term rental agent means a natural person designated by the owner of a short-term rental on the short-term rental license application. A short-term rental owner who is a natural person may serve as the short-term rental agent. Short-term rental guests mean guests, tourists, vacationers or any other person who, in exchange for compensation, occupy a short-term rental for a period of time not to exceed 29 consecutive days. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-7 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-8. - adherence to existing laws required.?
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An operator/licensee of a short-term rental shall be subject to all federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the operation of a short-term rental shall not generate noise, vibration, glare, odors or other effects that unreasonably interfere or adversely affect another's use and enjoyment of property. To that end, all operators, licensees, and all persons who occupy a short-term rental, shall, in addition to the requirements contained herein, abide by all existing state and local laws and ordinances, including but not limited to Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government Code of Ordinances - Chapter 34, Article II "Nuisances," Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government Code of Ordinances - Chapter 34, Article IV "Noise Control," Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government Code of Ordinances - Chapter 74, Article III "Solid Waste," Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government Code of Ordinances - Chapter 86, Article IX "Stopping, Standing, and Parking Regulations," said Chapters being incorporated herein by reference hereto. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-8 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-9. - duty to cooperate.?
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Operators/licensees and/or short-term rental agents shall cooperate and meet with the director upon request. Failure to comply with the provisions of this chapter, as well as any federal, state and local laws and regulations, may subject an operator or licensee to a fine and/or may result in a denial, conditioning, suspension or revocation of a short-term rental license or renewal thereof. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-9 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-15. - license required.?
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It shall be unlawful to operate a short-term rental within the City of Lafayette without a valid and current Short-Term Rental license issued by the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government. No license issued under this chapter shall operate as a valid license for the operation of a short-term rental for any person(s)/entity(ies) other than those listed on the license and for any location other than the specific location for which it is issued. An operator/licensee is not entitled to and has no automatic right to a license. The issuance of a license may be withheld or denied in the discretion of the director, which decision may be based on the information in the application, as well as any records and/or operational history, of any nature whatsoever, available to the director. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-15 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-16. - license application.?
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(a) Operators who desire to operate a short-term rental in the City of Lafayette shall complete and submit an application for a license, in the form provided by LCG, to the director. (b) In addition to the requirements of sub-paragraph (a) of this section, the operator shall submit: (1) Payment of a $100.00 non-refundable, non-transferrable license fee. License fees remitted in connection with a new license issued for less than a calendar year shall be prorated; (2) The specific physical address of the short-term rental to be used by the operator during the license year and the total number of guest rooms, subject to the director's approval, to be used for its operation; (3) Documentary evidence of a zero-balance for all imposed fees, fines, assessments, charges, penalties, taxes, levies, owed by the operator, as well as any ad valorem taxes on the property upon which the short-term rental is located, or any other outstanding amounts whatsoever owed by the operator to any department and/or division of the governing authority; (4) A copy of the organizational documents establishing the operator's business entity and evidencing the nature of same (e.g., LLC, Corporation, Partnership, etc.), a list of every officer, if applicable, the registered agent, and all shareholders/members/partners/owners and their respective ownership interest in and to the business entity, as well as any amendments or bylaws associated therewith; (5) The name and contact information (including mailing address, phone number with texting capabilities and email address) of the operator, and the name and contact information (including mailing address, phone number with texting capabilities and email address) of the short-term rental agent, which shall constitute his or her 24 hours a day, seven days a week (24/7) contact information; (6) The operator/licensee's signed affidavit of ownership of the short-term rental, on a form provided by the director or documentary evidence of legal right of possession of the short-term rental; (7) The operator/licensee's and the short-term rental agent's signed acknowledgement that he or she has reviewed this chapter and understands its requirements; (8) The operator/licensee's and the short-term rental agent's signed agreement to use his/her/their best efforts to assure that the use of the premises as a short-term rental will not disrupt the neighborhood and will not interfere with the rights of neighboring property owners to the quiet enjoyment of their properties; (9) The number and location of parking spaces legally available on the property upon which the short-term rental is located to be used for its operation; (10) Documentary evidence that the short-term rental operator/licensee has provided notification of the intent to secure a short-term rental license, via certified United States mail, to the following: i) The physical municipal addresses of the first adjacent properties. This notification must also be sent to the property mailing addresses listed in the Lafayette Parish Tax Assessor's Office for each first adjacent property, if different than the physical municipal addresses; and ii) If the short-term rental is located within a dwelling consisting of one or more dwelling units not owned by the operator/licensee, the physical municipal addresses of the first adjacent dwelling units. This notification must also be sent to the property mailing addresses listed in the Lafayette Parish Tax Assessor's Office for each first adjacent dwelling units, if different than the physical municipal addresses. This notification shall include the address of the short-term rental and the name, address, telephone number and email address of the operator/licensee and the 24/7 contact information of the short-term rental agent; (11) Proof that the operator/licensee has a current registered account with the Lafayette Parish School System for remittance of all applicable taxes related to the operation of the short-term rental; and (12) A signed statement that the operator/licensee has not had any license or permit of a similar type, issued by any state or political subdivision, suspended, revoked, and/or declared null and void within two years prior to filing said application, which information may be used by the director in determining whether a license or renewal thereof shall issue pursuant to this chapter. (c) Abandonment of license application. An application for a new or renewal license shall be deemed abandoned if: 1. The director has sent written notice to the operator or licensee that said application is incomplete or requires supplementation ("Deficiencies"); and 2. More than 45 calendar days have elapsed from the date of the notice of the deficiencies by the director explaining the deficiencies and the operator or licensee has failed to correct the deficiencies and re-submit a revised license application to the director. Any abandonment of a license application will require the operator or licensee to submit a new application pursuant to this chapter. The application fee of the abandoned application shall not be transferred to a new application. (d) During the license year, any changes to the information provided by a licensee in its license application must be reported to the director, in writing, within ten days of the change. In the event the 24/7 contact information of the short-term rental agent changes during the license year, the licensee shall, within five business days, provide the updated 24/7 contact information to the first adjacents in the manner required by section 73-16(10)(i)—(ii) and, within ten days of this change, provide documentary evidence of such notice to the director. (e) Licensees may be required to obtain and maintain additional valid licenses, certificates, and/or permits from the governing authority. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-16 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-17. - duration of license; license renewal.?
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(a) Licenses and renewals thereof issued pursuant to this chapter shall be valid from the date of issuance until December 31 of the calendar year in which the license has been issued, unless sooner suspended, revoked, and/or declared null and void by the director, or upon transfer of title of the short-term rental, whichever occurs first. Each change in ownership of a short-term rental shall require the new owner(s) to apply for and obtain a new license. (b) Application for an annual renewal of a license shall be made by the licensee no later than 60 days before license expiration. Application for license renewal shall require: (1) Payment of a $100.00 non-refundable, non-transferrable application fee; (2) Supplementation of licensee's original license application and supporting documentation to the extent the information contained therein has changed and/or requires renewal or update, including but not limited to updates to those items listed in section 73-16(b), or a statement by the licensee certifying that no information has changed, and if changed, has been updated since the original license application. (c) Upon renewal, licenses issued pursuant to this chapter shall be valid for one year (January 1—December 31) unless sooner conditioned, suspended, revoked, and/or declared null and void by the director, or upon transfer of title of the short-term rental, whichever occurs first. (d) If, through no fault of the licensee, a renewal license is not issued before January 1 of the license year, the director may extend the licensee's license until such time as the licensee's application for renewal license is granted or denied. (e) Licensee is not entitled to and has no automatic right to renewal of its license. Renewal licenses may be withheld or denied in the discretion of the director, which decision may be based on the information in the renewal application, as well as any records and/or operational history, of any nature whatsoever, available to the director. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-17 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-18. - prohibition on re-issuance of revoked license.?
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The director shall not consider any subsequent application for a short-term rental license by the licensee(s) listed on a revoked license for the property identified thereon within a period of one year beginning on the date the director's decision to revoke the license becomes final. For the purposes of this prohibition, no license shall be issued to any person who is an interposed person for the licensee whose license has been revoked. The director may require a full disclosure, in writing and under oath, of the details of the operation of any person suspected of being interposed for another. Further, no license shall be issued for that property to any licensee where the revoked licensee has a direct or indirect economic interest. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-18 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-24. - generally.?
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A short-term rental licensee shall post a sign inside the short-term rental in a conspicuous place where it is readily visible at all times. The sign shall include the short-term rental agent's 24/7 contact information (including phone number with texting capabilities, and email address), the street address of the short-term rental, and a copy of the short-term rental license. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-24 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH73SHRMRE_ARTIGELIOP_DIV3SHRMREOP_S73-24GE
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-25. - short-term rental agent.?
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Short-Term Rental Agents shall: (a) Receive and accept service of any notice related to the use or occupancy of the short-term rental; (b) Monitor the short-term rental for compliance with this chapter; (c) Be available 24 hours per day, seven days per week and have the primary responsibility to handle any problems or complaints arising from the use or operation of the short-term rental. The short-term rental Agent shall address the problem or complaint within 60 minutes, or within 30 minutes if the problem occurs between 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., including visiting the site if necessary; and (d) Maintain a log of each complaint arising from the use or operation of the short-term rental. This log shall include, at a minimum, the address of the short-term rental at issue, the date and time of the complaint, the name of the complainant(s) if available, the nature of the complaint, a summary of the action taken to resolve the complaint, and the date and time the complaint was resolved. A separate log shall be maintained for each permit year and each short-term rental, and shall be kept for at least one year following the expiration of each license year, and shall be made available to the director upon request. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-25 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH73SHRMRE_ARTIGELIOP_DIV3SHRMREOP_S73-25SHRMREAG
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-26. - prohibitions.?
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(a) Minimum stay. No short-term rental shall be rented or offered for rent for less than a one night minimum stay. (b) Events. Receptions or private parties/events for a fee are not allowed on the premises of a short-term rental in "RM" zoning districts. (c) Separate concurrent rentals of individual guest rooms prohibited in "RM" Zoning Districts. Irrespective of whether a short-term rental is owner-occupied or not, individual guest rooms within a dwelling or dwelling unit in "RM" zoning districts shall not be separately and concurrently rented or offered for rent. (d) Maximum occupancy in "RM" zoning districts. The maximum number of guest rooms that can be rented or offered for rent in a short-term rental in an "RM" zoning district shall be four. The maximum occupancy of a guest room within a short-term rental in a "RM" zoning district is limited to two persons. These maximum occupancy restrictions apply per license, irrespective of whether the licensed property contains more than one structure suitable for the operation of a short-term rental. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-26 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 73-27. - violations; suspension and/or revocation of license.?
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(a) Authority of director. Licensee may be fined and/or licenses may be conditioned, suspended, or revoked by the director due to any non-compliance with the regulations or requirements of this chapter, or due to a failure to comply with any and all statutes, ordinances, regulations or policies that are duly and lawfully adopted by the United States, the State of Louisiana, the City of Lafayette, the Parish of Lafayette and/or the Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government. (b) Informal hearing before director. Before any licensee is fined and/or any license is conditioned, suspended, or revoked pursuant to this section, the licensee shall be entitled to an informal hearing before the director, as provided herein. The director shall issue a written notice to the licensee, at the address provided by licensee in its/their license application. Written notice may be sent either by regular U.S. Mail or by e-mail to the electronic address provided by licensee in its/their license application and shall include the following: a. The date, time, and place of the informal hearing; b. The relevant provisions of the statutes, ordinances, regulations and/or policies violated; and c. A brief description of the alleged violation(s). Prior to holding an informal hearing pursuant to this section, licensee shall be notified at least 14 days (inclusive of legal holidays) in advance of the date that such a hearing is scheduled. The date of postmark or e-mail transmission shall be deemed to be the date of delivery. Within 14 days of the informal hearing, the director shall render a written decision. Notice of the director's written decision shall be provided to the licensee either by regular U.S. Mail or by e-mail to the electronic address provided by licensee in its/their license application. The date of postmark or e-mail transmission shall be deemed to be the date of delivery. The written decision of the director shall be final after the expiration of the appeal delays established in this section. (c) Appeal to District Court. Within 21 calendar days from the date of the director's written decision, a licensee may take an appeal to the 15th Judicial District Court. Concurrent with the filing of an appeal to the 15th Judicial District Court, the licensee shall provide notice of such filing to the director. (d) Fines levied, and/or any licenses conditioned, suspended, or revoked by the director shall be effective upon the decision of the director becoming final. (Ord. No. CO-094-2023, § 2, 10-3-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §73-27 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-30. - mandatory service.?
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In order to provide for the health and welfare of Lafayette City-Parish residents, collection and disposal service for solid waste, yard waste and white goods is mandatory for all residential units located within the service area. Regularly scheduled collection and disposal service for solid waste, yard waste, white goods and recyclables must be with a contractor authorized by LCG to provide such service. Supplemental solid waste, yard waste, white goods and recyclables collection and disposal service, may not be contracted for by the owner of a residential unit unless the owner is already signed up and paying for weekly solid waste, yard waste, white goods and recyclables collection and disposal service as provided for by the then-current LCG contract(s). (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-30 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-31. - manner of disposing of solid waste, yard waste and bulky waste.?
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Every owner and occupant of a residential unit or property within the service area must follow the provisions of the then-current LCG contract(s) for the collection and disposal of solid waste, yard waste and bulky waste, including but not limited to the type of containers authorized thereby as well as the manner for setting-out and maintaining said containers. It shall be the ultimate responsibility of the property owner to ensure compliance with all applicable regulations set forth within the then-current LCG contract(s) and this chapter. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-31 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-32. - manner of setting-out and containing solid waste, yard waste and recyclables for collection.?
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(a) Subject to the provisions of the then-current LCG contract(s), every owner and occupant of a residential unit, commercial unit or property within the service area, may have solid waste, yard waste and recyclables collected and disposed of by the contractor only if there is compliance with the following: (1) All containers for solid waste, containers for yard waste and containers for recyclables shall be maintained in as sanitary a condition as possible, in view of the use to which same is put, the sides and bottom shall be kept in good repair and free of holes, and shall be thoroughly cleaned as needed by washing or otherwise; (2) The lids or covers of all containers for solid waste and containers for recyclables shall at all times be kept secure and completely closed so that flies and other insects as well as dogs, scavengers and other vectors may not have access to the contents; and (3) All containers for solid waste, yard waste, and recyclables must be placed for collection within three feet of where the street meets the property of the residential or commercial unit. If the slope of the property is inclined to such a degree so as to prevent containers from being placed and maintained in an upright position, the containers may be placed in the street, immediately adjacent to the property of the residential or commercial unit. Within 24 hours of the container being emptied on the regularly scheduled service day, the container must be brought to within three feet of the home or business to which they are assigned, except for residents located in the rural area that live outside of a subdivision, who are only required to move the container back at least ten feet from where the street meets the resident's property. For every address in violation of this paragraph, the public works department is authorized to charge the owner a fee of $25.00 dollars for each container or can left out in violation of this paragraph up to a maximum fee of $150.00 dollars per calendar year. No fee shall be charged to or assessed against an owner until the owner has received at least one written notice of violation from the public works department. If a fee is assessed, the director of the finance department shall send the owner an invoice for the fee, and said owner shall have 30 calendar days to pay the invoice and, if not paid after 30 calendar days, the amount of the invoice plus a lien fee may be recorded in the mortgage office of Lafayette Parish, and the fee shall be added to the next tax bill of the owner. The director of the finance department shall have recorded in the mortgage office of Lafayette Parish an attested statement showing the amount of the invoice and the address of the owner's property, so as to establish for LCG, a lien and privilege securing the payment by the owner of the invoice and legal interest on such amount from the date of recordation. (b) The public works department shall have authority to inspect all containers used for the collection of solid waste, yard waste and/or recyclables from residential and commercial units, and if a container is in violation of this article, the owner shall be given a period of seven calendar days to replace or repair the container. Failure to do so shall constitute a violation of this article. In addition, the department shall, after the seven-calendar-day period, have the authority to collect and dispose of such containers. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013; Ord. No. O-085-2014, § 2, 5-20-2014)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-32 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-33. - damaging containers.?
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It shall be unlawful for any person to willfully damage or destroy any container for solid waste, container for yard waste or container for recyclables belonging to any other person. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-33 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-34. - theft of services.?
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(a) It shall be unlawful and a violation of this Code for any person to use any bin (dumpster), container for solid waste, container for yard waste, container for recyclables, or any other collection service container that is owned, leased, or lawfully utilized by another person and/or entity, without permission from said person and/or entity. (b) When a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe a person has committed a violation of this section, he shall issue a summons to the offender in accordance with law, commanding him to appear and answer the charge. For the purposes of this section, "peace officer" shall mean the Lafayette Parish Sheriff, the Chief of the Lafayette Police Department, and any employee of the Lafayette Police Department or the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office, whose duties actually include the making of arrests, the performing of searches and seizures, or the execution of criminal warrants, and is responsible for the prevention or detection of crime or for the enforcement of the penal, traffic, or highway laws of this state, the Parish of Lafayette and/or the City of Lafayette. (c) A person may be found guilty and penalized under this section, although the commission of the offense did not occur in the presence of a peace officer if the evidence presented to the court exercising jurisdiction establishes that the defendant has committed the offense. (d) Penalties. Whoever commits a violation of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable as follows: (1) For a first offense, a fine of not less than $200.00 and community service of not less than six seven-hour days of collecting and picking up litter and trash on public roads, streets and highways, and cleaning, cutting grass, removing weeds, litter and trash in public parks, playgrounds and cemeteries; (2) For a second offense, a fine of not less than $300.00 and community service of not less than ten seven-hour days of collecting and picking up litter and trash on public roads, streets and highways, and cleaning, cutting grass, removing weeds, litter and trash in public parks, playgrounds and cemeteries; and (3) For a third conviction and each subsequent offense, a fine of not less than $500.00 and community service of not less than 20 seven-hour days of collecting and picking up litter and trash on public roads, streets and highways, and cleaning, cutting grass, removing weeds, litter and trash in public parks, playgrounds and cemeteries, and/or imprisonment for not more than 180 days. (e) Inability to pay penalties. If a person convicted of a violation under this section can demonstrate the inability to pay a penalty imposed by the court, that person shall be ordered, in lieu of the penalty, to perform community service of not less than one seven-hour day of collecting and picking up litter and trash on public roads, streets and highways, and cleaning, cutting grass, removing weeds, litter and trash in public parks, playgrounds and cemeteries per $50.00 of the penalty imposed. (f) Community service. The community service of collecting and picking up litter and trash on public roads, streets and highways and cleaning, cutting grass, removing weeds, litter and trash in public parks, playgrounds and cemeteries performed by such person through a Court approved community service litter abatement program. The court may elect to substitute two seven-hour days of community service for each one day of imprisonment. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013; Ord. No. JO-027-2021, § 2, 7-6-21; Ord. No. JO-010-2022, § 2, 2-15-22)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-34 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-35. - disposal of construction or demolition debris.?
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The owner of a residential unit or commercial unit being erected or repaired, or the job contractor, shall provide for the storage in an appropriate container (for example, a dumpster) and prompt removal of all construction debris, solid waste and/or other material resulting from the job that cannot be properly placed in a container for solid waste. No such debris shall be placed near the street for collection unless the proper contractual arrangements have been made between the contractor and the owner or job contractor. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-35 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-36. - disposal of movable property in eviction proceedings.?
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Any owner or lessor who avails himself or herself of the remedy of eviction as provided at law shall be obligated to concurrently arrange for and shall effectuate the removal and disposal of any and all movable property, furniture or goods of the lessee or occupant remaining on the premises which has not otherwise been immediately removed by the lessee or occupant. The utilization of a covered container or receptacle of sufficient strength and capacity, and prompt removal thereof from the premises, shall be deemed compliance with this requirement. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-36 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-37. - disposal of items not covered by lcg contract.?
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Under no circumstances shall solid waste, yard waste, bulky waste and/or recyclables not subject to an LCG collection and disposal contract be placed near the street for collection by the contractor. Items not covered by contract must be removed by the owner of the premises at the owner's expense. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-37 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-38. - disposal by burning prohibited.?
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The reduction or disposal of all forms of solid waste by incineration or burning is prohibited in the service area, unless allowed by and performed in accordance with other provisions in this Code. A violation of this section shall be subject to the penalties prescribed in subsection 1-9(c) of this Code. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-38 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV1GE_S74-38DIBUPR
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-39. - incineration of solid waste.?
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Solid waste may be reduced or disposed of by the process of incineration, provided that the facility or instrument used in such process is in compliance with the applicable federal and state regulations on incineration and their use. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-39 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV1GE_S74-39INSOWA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-40. - white goods and other bulky waste.?
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All white goods and other bulky waste shall be placed for collection in accordance with the then-current LCG contract(s). If the contractor is not able to locate a scrap metal dealer who accepts large appliances and removes environmentally harmful substances such as freon and PCB oils from solid waste prior to disposal, then it shall be the responsibility of the owner of the residential unit to contract with a certified service provider to remove such substances before collection by the contractor. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-40 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV1GE_S74-40WHGOOTBUWA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-41. - scavenging of recyclable materials prohibited.?
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(a) No person, other than the owner or occupant of the residential unit on which the items are placed, or a contractor authorized by LCG, shall remove, pick up or transfer recyclables left at curbside in a container for solid waste or a container for recyclables. (b) Each removal of a recyclable from a container for solid waste or a container for recyclables shall constitute a separate violation of this section. Any person violating this section shall be fined, as follows: (1) Upon first conviction of violation of this section, the person shall be fined $25.00 per violation. (2) Upon second conviction of violation of this section, the person shall be fined $50.00 per violation. (3) Upon third and subsequent convictions of violation of this section, the person shall be fined $100.00 per violation. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-41 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV1GE_S74-41SCREMAPR
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-42. - collection of solid waste, yard waste, white goods and recyclables without authority prohibited.?
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It shall be unlawful for any person other than authorized agents, contractors or employees of LCG to collect, remove or dispose of solid waste, yard waste, white goods and recyclables in the service area; provided, however, that nothing contained herein shall prevent the use of solid waste disposal devices as provided in the plumbing code. Nothing in this section shall prevent a resident from hiring a third party contractor to remove solid waste, yard waste, white goods and recyclables not being collected pursuant to an LCG contract, as long as the resident is already signed up and paying for weekly solid waste, yard waste, white goods and recyclables collection and disposal service as provided for by the then-current LCG contract(s). (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-42 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV1GE_S74-42COSOWAYAWAWHGOREWIAUPR
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-43. - collection hours.?
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The time period during which residential collection is authorized in the service area shall be between 4:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. unless extension of hours is approved by the LCG director of public works. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013; Ord. No. O-085-2014, § 2, 5-20-2014)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-43 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV1GE_S74-43COHO
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-50. - general requirements.?
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All commercial establishments, institutions, schools and all other nonresidential structures are required to have and use a container for solid waste of one or more cubic yard capacity equipped with closing lids and designed to be mechanically dumped by attachments into a solid waste truck or of such size and design as approved by the public works director. The following general rules shall also apply: (1) The use of enclosures without prescribed containers as described herein above is expressly prohibited. (2) All solid waste shall be stored and collected from inside of the container. No solid waste may be stored or collected from the ground. (3) All containers shall be located on the premises being serviced, provided that the public works director may authorize other locations for those structures constructed prior to January 1, 1979. (4) Placing of such solid waste for collection in any other container, manner or place other than specified in this section is prohibited. (5) No container shall be placed on a public street or right-of-way. Furthermore, the public works director may order that any container, which in his/her opinion impedes sight on a public road, safe and orderly traffic-flow, and/or drainage, be moved so as to eliminate the impediment. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-50 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV2COES_S74-50GERE
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-51. - sanitation.?
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All owners of commercial units and premises are to maintain their properties in a clean and sanitary condition and are to contract for the storage, collection and disposal of solid waste, bulky waste, hazardous materials, tires and recyclables. No commercial establishment shall utilize a private contractor that is not licensed or properly permitted by appropriate governmental authorities. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-51 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV2COES_S74-51SA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-52. - commercial container inspection authorization and charges.?
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(a) The public works department shall have the responsibility to continually monitor the condition of all commercial containers through periodic inspection to ensure compliance with the state sanitary code and ordinances concerning cleanliness and serviceability as a refuse container. Forty-eight hours' notice shall be given to the owner or lessor to clean or change the container. Any person failing to comply shall be deemed in violation of this chapter. (b) The owner of a commercial container that is deemed to create an emergency, because of its contents or otherwise, remains in violation of paragraph (a) after notice has been given and the delay for abatement has lapsed, shall be obligated to remove and dump its container in accordance with all applicable laws if directed to do so by LCG. LCG shall not be responsible to the owner of the commercial container for the cost of removal or any payments owed in arrears by the lessee of the commercial container. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-52 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV2COES_S74-52COCOINAUCH
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-53. - collection requirements for new or renovated commercial construction.?
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Prior to issuance of a building permit and/or certificate of occupancy by the planning, zoning and codes department for new or renovated commercial construction or demolishing an existing commercial building, the applicant must provide evidence that it has hired a contractor for the storage and collection of solid waste. In doing so, the applicant must specify on an LCG approved form, the name, address, and telephone number of the contractor. The applicant must also specify the total usable square footage of the new or existing commercial building, the estimated weekly volume of solid waste to be generated on-site, and a description of the physical location of the container for solid waste. The container shall be placed off of public streets, so as to allow the safe and orderly flow of traffic. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-53 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV2COES_S74-53CORENERECOCO
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-60. - service charges for collection and disposal—established.?
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In order to provide for the health and welfare of Lafayette City-Parish residents, solid waste, yard waste, bulky waste and recyclables (city only) collection and disposal service is mandatory for all residential units located within the service area. There is levied a service charge to defray the expense of collection, transportation and disposal of solid waste, yard waste, bulky waste and recyclables (city only), and only those residential units so charged may be serviced by the contractor. The service charge shall be assessed commencing upon permanent electrical service being connected to a residential unit. The service charge shall be assessed by LCG in the amount set forth in the then-current solid waste, yard waste and bulky waste collection and recycling contract(s). (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-60 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV3RACH_S74-60SECHCODIST
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-61. - billing and collection procedure.?
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For all residential units located within the city, service charges for collection and disposal shall be billed and collected monthly in the same manner and upon the same statements as charges for utility services are billed and collected or as may be directed by the chief financial officer. For all residential units located in the rural area, service charges for collection and disposal shall be billed and collected by the contractor providing said services pursuant to the then-current LPCG contract(s). (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-61 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV3RACH_S74-61BICOPR
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-62. - rates for disposal of yard waste at the composting facility.?
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(a) For disposal of yard waste at the facility owned by LCG, by a commercial carrier and/or by a carrier who collects solid waste for pay and/or by a private carrier using any vehicle, the rate shall be $6.00 per cubic yard. (b) In the event of a dispute as to the applicable rate, LCG, through its designee, is hereby granted the authority to make the final decision. (c) Charges shall be paid at the composting facility at the time of disposal, except for the city contractor who collects and disposes of yard waste, and any private individual or business which has an LCG approved charge account, all of whom who shall be billed monthly. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-62 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV3RACH_S74-62RADIYAWACOFA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-63. - discontinuance of service or denial of service.?
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Upon failure of the owner and/or occupant of any residential unit or commercial and industrial unit within the city to pay in full any mandatory charge for solid waste service, or any fine levied herein, the furnishing of all services and utilities shall be discontinued and collection action shall be taken as prescribed by law. Furthermore, the public works director shall have the authority to inspect the premises where collection containers are located to determine if the location is in accordance with this article and regulations authorized by this article, ensuring that safe ingress and egress are provided as well as overhead and lateral clearance so as to safely operate collection equipment. Finding dangerous, hazardous, or unsafe conditions, the director may discontinue the service or refuse the service until such conditions are corrected to the satisfaction of the director. Upon correction, the public works director is authorized to resume or begin service. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-63 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV3RACH_S74-63DISEDESE
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-70. - debris.?
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As part of its agreement for the trimming, cutting and/or removal of a tree located within the service area, every tree company shall remove all limbs, branches, trunks and other debris generated by its operation and shall dispose of same in a duly permitted and authorized landfill or other facility, unless the property owner consents in writing by signing a form provided by the tree company and approved by the public works director pursuant to section 74-72 that said debris shall remain upon his property and shall be his disposal responsibility (the "consent form"). All consent forms shall be either hand delivered, mailed (United States Mail, properly addressed and first-class postage pre-paid) or faxed to the environmental quality division of LCG. Additionally, the tree removal company shall retain a copy of all consent forms for a period of one year. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-70 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV4COTRTRCURE_S74-70DE
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-71. - department of public works to provide standard form(s).?
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The public works director is hereby directed to prepare a standard form to be disseminated to tree companies operating in the service area, which form shall be used by said companies to: (1) Adequately advise property owners of the risks and difficulties which may be associated with electing to assume responsibility for retention or disposal of tree limbs, branches, trunks or other debris; (2) Adequately inform the property owner of his responsibility for removal, if appropriate; (3) Adequately inform the property owner of the options for removal of the debris; and (4) Adequately inform the property owner with regard to any means of disposal or removal which are prohibited by the city-parish or other applicable law, such as burning, if appropriate. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-71 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV4COTRTRCURE_S74-71DEPUWOPRSTFO
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 74-72. - penalty.?
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Any tree company who fails, as part of its contract with a resident of the service area, to remove and properly dispose of tree debris generated as a result of its activities, without obtaining and keeping a record of a signed consent form related thereto, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $500.00 or imprisonment not to exceed six months, or both. Each separate incident shall be considered a separate offense. (Ord. No. O-208-2013, § 3, 10-1-2013)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §74-72 (2013)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH74SOWA_ARTIIISOWAMA_DIV4COTRTRCURE_S74-72PE
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-141. - registration, inoculation and tag required.?
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No person shall own, keep or harbor a dog or cat without having: (1) Such animal inoculated against rabies by a licensed veterinarian in accordance with the following: vaccinated against rabies by a licensed veterinarian at three months of age, initially, vaccinated one year later and vaccinated either annually or triennially, thereafter. (2) Proof of a current certificate of rabies vaccination. (3) Tagged or licensed such animal as specified in this article. However, community cats are exempt from the licensing requirement. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-141 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIIDOCALI_S10-141REINTARE
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-142. - certificate of vaccination and registration; wearing of tag.?
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(a) It shall be the duty of the owner of any animal to obtain and retain at all times a certificate of vaccination and registration giving the name and address of the owner, a description of the animal by sex, color, approximate age and weight, and the breed if known. A current vaccination certificate shall be obtained, annually, which may further evidence the registration/licensing of the animal with the Lafayette Animal Care Center. A vaccination tag bearing the same number as the certificate as referred to in section 10-141(2) shall be securely fastened at all times to a collar and worn by such animal at all times when not confined in the owner's home or in an enclosed pen on the owner's property. Due to safety concerns, cats are exempted from wearing a collar and tag. Hunting or stock dogs, and show animals, while being worked, conditioned and/or shown under the supervision of their owner or agents or employees of the owner, are exempted from wearing the tag. (b) Every person living in the City of Lafayette or unincorporated areas of the Parish of Lafayette for more than three months and owning, keeping or having in his possession an animal which is over three months of age is required to obtain from the animal care center or a licensed veterinarian an annual license therefor, and a vaccination against rabies as provided in [section] 10-141(1), and to obtain and require to be permanently affixed to the collar of such animal a vaccination tag, unless otherwise provided in this article. (c) Every person moving into the City of Lafayette or unincorporated areas of the Parish of Lafayette and owning or having in his possession or keeping an animal which is over three months of age and has been vaccinated by a duly licensed veterinarian shall, within 30 days of arrival, obtain a certificate of vaccination and registration from the Lafayette Animal Care Center or a licensed veterinarian for the sum of $4.00 with proof of vaccination. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-142 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIIDOCALI_S10-142CEVAREWETA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-143. - counterfeiting or misusing tag; removing tag.?
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(a) All licensed veterinarians who provide rabies vaccinations for animals domiciled in Lafayette Parish shall purchase the vaccination tags from the animal care center. Any person who issues a vaccination tag, other than one issued from the Lafayette Animal Care Center, or who counterfeits or imitates the vaccination tag as provided by the Lafayette Animal Care Center, or any person who shall put on an animal such counterfeit or imitation tag, or who shall use a tag on a dog for which it was not issued, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. Whoever, if convicted of violation of any provisions of this section, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $500.00 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or both such fine and imprisonment. (b) Any person who shall maliciously or wantonly remove or cause to be removed, directly or indirectly, any such tag from the animal of another person shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. Whoever, if convicted of violation of any provisions of this section, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $500.00 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or both such fine and imprisonment. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-143 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIIDOCALI_S10-143COMITARETA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-161. - administration.?
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(a) The responsibility for the control of rabies within the City of Lafayette and the Parish of Lafayette shall rest with the Lafayette Animal Care Center. The Lafayette Animal Care Center and the animal care center officers shall be under the supervision and control of the animal care center supervisor. It shall be the duty of the Lafayette Animal Care Center to furnish veterinarians with vaccination tags containing the registration number and the year for which such tag is issued. (b) Fees collected pursuant to this division shall be remitted to the animal care center. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-161 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIIIRACO_S10-161AD
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-162. - confinement of animals suspected of having rabies.?
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(a) No animal infected with rabies or symptoms thereof or which has been exposed to or is suspected of having rabies or symptoms thereof shall be allowed at any time on the streets or public ways. (b) The owner of any animal that has rabies or symptoms thereof or has been exposed to rabies or has bitten or scratched any human being under circumstances where the skin of that human being was broken from either the bite or the scratch, whether vaccinated or not, shall notify the supervisor of the animal care center or any animal care center officer of such circumstances, and shall on demand turn over such animal for the purpose of observation for a period of at least ten full days. If the owner desires, he may, at his expense, direct the conveyance of the animal to a veterinary clinic for the same period or request home quarantine of the animal. The veterinarian to whom the animal is so conveyed shall be responsible for maintaining custody during this period and for reporting the results of such observation to the animal care center supervisor at its conclusion prior to the release of such animal. Upon satisfactory conclusion of the observation period, if the animal is not otherwise dangerous, the animal shall be released to its owner. (c) The animal care center supervisor may consider and agree to in-home ten days' quarantine for rabies observation only if the following criteria are met: (1) The owner of the animal agrees to the in-home observation and signs a form recognizing such agreement. (2) The owner signs an indemnity clause holding the animal care center and Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government harmless from any and all liability which might arise while the animal is undergoing in-home observation. (3) The Lafayette Animal Care Center may inspect the facilities at any time during the quarantine period to determine compliance. (4) The animal is secured on the property at all times during observation in a room, pen, or other structure to prevent escape and contact with other animals or humans other than the owner. (5) Animals shall be examined by a licensed veterinarian within 24 hours after the end of the observation period, and the animal care center shall be notified of release within 24 hours, thereof. (6) The Lafayette Animal Care Center shall be notified within 24 hours if the animal dies, escapes or becomes ill during the observation period. (7) If the Lafayette Animal Care Center observes any violation of the terms and conditions of an in-home quarantine, the animal shall then be seized and taken to the animal care center. (d) If any animal has bitten or scratched any human being and is impounded for rabies observation at the animal care center and held for the prescribed ten days, such animal on the twelfth day (holidays and weekends excluded) shall be deemed abandoned, if not reclaimed by its owner, and at the discretion of the animal care center supervisor shall be offered for adoption or euthanized in a humane manner and without further notice to owners. (e) The owner of any animal impounded for rabies observation shall present to the animal care center supervisor or his designee proof of vaccination against rabies in accordance with this article prior to the release of the animal. (f) If any animal which has bitten or scratched any human, exhibits signs consistent with rabies, as determined by a licensed veterinarian, the animal care center shall attempt to notify the owner. Twenty-four hours after such attempted notification, the animal care center may direct the euthanasia of the animal in a humane manner for purposes of laboratory testing for rabies. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-162 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIIIRACO_S10-162COANSUHARA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-163. - public and private clinics.?
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(a) The Lafayette Animal Care Center may organize rabies vaccination and micro-chip drives as it deems necessary. The annual fee at public clinics for registration, vaccination and tagging shall be determined by the animal care center supervisor and advertised at least one month prior to informing such clinics. At such public clinics, the veterinarian shall provide the vaccine and the animal care center shall provide the licensing certificates, tags, micro-chips and administrative personnel. (b) Veterinarians administering inoculations at a veterinary clinic or hospital shall remit to the Lafayette Animal Care Center for each rabies vaccination administered or certificate of vaccination issued the sum of $4.00 for each spayed or neutered dog or cat and $8.00 for each dog or cat, which is not spayed or neutered, for an annual license fee, along with the animal's registration papers. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-163 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIIIRACO_S10-163PUPRCL
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-164. - sale of anti-rabies vaccine to unauthorized persons.?
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It shall be unlawful to sell, trade or exchange or offer to sell, trade or exchange anti-rabies vaccine except to licensed veterinarians and animal shelters. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-164 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIIIRACO_S10-164SAANBIVAUNPE
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-120. - community cat diversion program.?
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(a) The Lafayette Parish Council adopts the community cat diversion program. (b) Trap-neuter-return is the preferred method for controlling the community cat population through the community cat diversion program. The animal care center and any contracted shelter organizations shall prioritize the trap-neuter-return method as the preferred outcome for community cats by directing any impounded, non-eartipped, free-roaming cats to the trap-neuter-return process. (c) All community cats shall be sterilized, ear tipped and vaccinated in accordance with the trap-neuter-return process. (d) All community cats may be managed and maintained by a community cat caregiver. (e) If the requirements of subsections 10-120 (c) and (d) are met, the community cat is exempted from licensing, stray, at-large, and other provisions of this chapter that apply to owned animals. However, in no event shall a community cat be exempted from the community cat nuisance provisions of this chapter. (f) Any person may provide care for a community cat, including, but not limited to the following: (1) Food, if supplied, maintained in a feeding container. (2) Water, if supplied, clean, potable, and free from debris and algae. (3) Shelter, if provided, unobtrusive, safe, and of the proper size for the cat(s). (g) Trapping of free-roaming or community cats is permitted only for the purpose of trap-neuter-return unless the community cat is injured or in poor condition and veterinary care is required. (h) An ear tipped cat received by the animal care center or a local shelter shall be returned to the location where trapped with no hold period, unless veterinary care is required. (i) The animal care center, the City of Lafayette, the Parish of Lafayette, and/or the Lafayette City Parish Consolidated Government shall not be liable to an owner of a cat for damages caused by the sterilization, ear-tipping, or vaccination of any cat by the animal care center that was reasonably believed to be a feral or community cat. (j) The animal care center, the City of Lafayette, the Parish of Lafayette, and/or the Lafayette City Parish Consolidated Government shall not be liable for any damage caused by a community cat released in accordance with this section. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-120 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIINGE_S10-120COCADIPR
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-121. - running at large.?
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(a) Prohibited. No dog shall be allowed to run at large, whether he is tagged or untagged or whether he is on private or public property, except where such private property is the private property of such owner or person in charge and such property precludes the escape or possible escape of such animal, and except as provided in subsection (b) of this section. (b) Exception. (1) The immediate area on the right, inside the Court Drive entry of Moore Park, including the pond, is an assigned area for exercising dogs, training hunting and other dogs, and obedience training of dogs. Owners of dogs using this assigned area must have voice control over dogs to ensure that dogs do not interfere with or endanger citizens using Moore Park. Violators of this subsection will be prohibited from future use of this designated area for dog training or exercising. (c) All cats may be at large. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-121 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIINGE_S10-121RULA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about sec. 10-122. - transporting animals; bringing animals into city.?
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(a) No dog or cat three months of age or older shall be delivered by any out-of-state carrier into the City of Lafayette or the unincorporated areas of the Parish of Lafayette unless there is a certificate of a licensed veterinarian at the point of shipment accompanying the dog or cat, or the bill of lading therefor, showing that the dog or cat has been currently inoculated against rabies and is in good health. (b) All dogs and cats less than three months of age entering the City of Lafayette or the unincorporated areas of the Parish of Lafayette by any out-of-state carrier must be accompanied by a health certificate signed by a veterinarian at the place of origin. (c) Any carrier transporting animals shall upon request provide proof of adequate ventilation and care of such animals as to safe and humane treatment. (d) It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly bring into the City of Lafayette or the unincorporated areas of the Parish of Lafayette any animal infected with any contagious disease or any wild or exotic animal which may constitute a threat to the safety of citizens and whoever is convicted of this crime shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $500.00 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or both such fine and imprisonment. (Ord. No. JO-080-2023, § 2(Exh. A), 12-19-23)
Citation: Lafayette, La., County Code, §10-122 (2023)
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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PTIICOOR_CH10AN_ARTIIICILAUNARLAPA_DIV3DOCARACO_SDIINGE_S10-122TRANBRANINCI
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about code comparative table - 1986 code?
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This table gives the location within this Code of those sections of the 1986 Code, as supplemented through November 14, 1986, that are included herein. Sections of the 1986 Code, as supplemented, not listed herein have been omitted as repealed, superseded, obsolete or not of a general and permanent nature. For the location of ordinances adopted subsequent thereto, see the table immediately following this table. 1986 Code Section Section this Code 1-1-1 1-1 1-1-2 1-2 1-1-3 1-4 1-1-4 1-5 1-1-5 1-6 1-1-6 1-13 1-1-7 1-8 2-1-1 2-1 2-1-2 2-2 2-1-3 2-2 2-2-1 2-27 2-2-2 2-29 2-2-3 2-30 2-2-4 2-31 2-2-5 2-32 2-2-6 2-34 2-2-7 2-28 2-2-7 2-33 2-2-8 2-102 2-2-9 2-57 2-3-1(a) 2-99 2-3-1(b) 2-99 2-3-1(c) 2-100 2-3-1(d) 2-101 2-3-2 2-130 2-3-3 2-131 2-3-4 2-132 2-3-5 2-133 2-3-7 2-134 2-3-9 2-135 2-4-1 2-181 2-4-3 2-182 2-4-4 2-183 2-4-5 2-184 2-4-6 2-185 2-4-7 2-156 2-5-2 2-130 2-5-3 2-239 2-5-4 2-240 2-5-5 2-241 2-5-6 2-209 2-5-7 2-210 2-5-8 2-211 2-5-9 2-212 2-6-1 2-261 2-6-2 2-262 2-6-3 2-263 2-6-4 2-264 2-6-5 2-265 2-6-6 2-266 2-6-7 2-267 2-6-8 2-268 2-6-9 2-269 2-7-1 2-326 2-7-2 2-327 2-7-3 2-328 2-7-4 2-329 2-7-5 2-330 2-7-6 2-331 2-7-7 2-332 2-7-8 2-333 2-7-9 2-334 2-8-1 2-357 2-8-2 2-358 2-8-3 2-359 2-8-4 2-360 2-8-5 2-361 2-8-6 2-362 2-8-7 2-363 2-8-8 2-364 2-8-9 2-365 2-2-10 2-58 2-2-11 2-59 2-2-12 2-60 2-2-13 2-61 2-2-14 2-62 2-2-15(a) 2-63 2-2-15(b) 2-63 2-2-15(c) 2-63 2-2-15(d) 2-64 2-2-16 2-65 2-2-17 2-66 2-2-18 2-67 2-2-19 2-68 2-2-20 2-69 2-2-21 2-70 2-3-10 2-136 2-3-11 2-103 2-3-12 2-104 2-3-13 2-105 2-3-14 2-106 2-3-15 2-107 2-3-16 2-108 2-5-10 2-213 2-5-11 2-214 2-5-13 2-296 2-6-10 2-270 2-6-11 2-271 2-6-12 2-272 2-6-13 2-273 2-8-10 2-366 2-8-11 2-367 2-8-12 2-368 2-8-13 2-369 3-1-1 22-21 3-1-2 22-19 3-1-3 22-20 3-1-4 22-22 3-1-5 22-23 3-1-6 22-24 3-1-7 22-25 3-2-2 16-21 3-2-4 16-22 3-2-7 16-23 3-2-8 16-24 3-2-9 16-54 — 16-55 — 16-56 — 16-57 — 16-58 3-4-1 2-397 3-4-2 2-398 4-1-1 32-1 4-1-2 32-1 4-2-1 32-31 4-2-2(a) 32-55 4-2-2(b) 32-56 4-2-2(c) 32-57 4-2-2(d) 32-58 4-2-2(e) 32-59 4-2-2(f) 32-32 4-2-2(g) 32-32 4-2-3(a) 32-102 4-2-3(b) 32-105 4-2-3(c) 32-106 4-2-3(d) 32-107 4-2-4(a) 32-111 4-2-4(b) 32-112 4-2-4(c) 32-110 4-2-4(d) 32-113 4-2-4(e) 32-109 4-2-4(f) 32-108 4-2-4(g) 32-114 4-2-4(h) 32-115 4-2-4(i) 32-116 4-2-4(j) 32-104 4-2-4(k) 32-103 4-2-5 32-5 4-2-6(a) 32-147 4-2-6(b) 32-152 4-2-6(d) 32-154 4-2-6(e) 32-155 4-2-6(f) 32-157 4-2-7 32-3
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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CD_COMPARATIVE_TABLE1986CO
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about code comparative table - legislation?
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This table gives the location within this Code of those ordinances included herein. Ordinances not listed have been omitted as repealed, superseded or not of a general and permanent nature. Legislation Date Section Section this Code Ord. 3-15-1988 10-3-3A 20-22 Ord. 9-18-1990 7-1-1 6-1 7-1-2 6-75 7-1-3(a) 6-42 7-1-4 6-77 7-1-4(a) 6-76 7-1-4(b) 6-76 7-1-6(a) 6-35 7-1-6(b)(1) 6-29 7-1-6(b)(2) 6-30 7-1-6(c) 6-33 7-1-6(d) 6-37 7-1-6(e) 6-38 Ord. 3-15-1991 2(a) 36-319 2(b) 36-320 2(c) 36-321 2(d) 36-322 2(e) 36-323 2(f) 36-324 2(g) 36-325 Ord. 9-17-1991 5-2-52 36-21 Ord. 3-15-1994 1.19 30-4 1.23 30-34 Ord. 3-15-1994 5.1 56-75 5.2 56-76 5.3 56-79 5.4 56-80 5.5 56-81 5.6 56-82 5.7 56-83 5.8 56-84 5.22 56-77 5.23 56-78 5.81 56-85 5.82 56-86 5.83 56-87 5.84 56-88 6.0 56-89 7.0 56-90 Ord. No. 94-4 12-20-1994 1-2-1 1-14 1-2-2 1-14 1-2-3 1-14 1-2-4 1-14 1-2-5 1-14 1-2-6 1-14 1-2-7 1-14 Ord. 12-19-1995 I 52-1 II 52-2 III 52-25 IV 52-56 V 52-26 VI(A) 52-57 VI(B)(1) 52-58 VI(B)(2) 52-59 VII 52-60 VIII 52-3 Ord. 2-19-2002 10-4-8(a) 50-94 10-4-8(b) 50-95 10-4-8(c) 50-96 10-4-8(d) 50-97 10-4-8(e) 50-98 10-4-8(f) 50-99 10-4-8(g) 50-100 10-4-8(h) 50-101 10-4-8(i) 50-102 10-4-8(j) 50-103 10-4-8(k) 50-104 10-4-8(l) 50-105 10-4-8(m) 50-106 10-4-8(n) 50-107 10-4-8(o) 50-108 10-4-8(p) 50-109 10-4-8(q) 50-110 Ord. 7-25-2002 9-6-1(a) 26-74 9-6-1(b) 26-75 9-6-1(c) 26-76 9-6-1(d) 26-77 9-6-1(e) 26-78 9-6-1(f) 26-78 9-6-1(g) 26-78 Ord. 11-19-2002 2-1-4 2-3 2-4-8 2-3 Ord. 7-20-2004 1 54-1 2 54-2 3 54-3 4 54-4 5 54-5 6 54-6 7 54-7 8 54-8 Ord. 5-9-2005 10-1-51(1.0) 62-322 10-1-51(1.1) 62-323 10-1-51(1.2) 62-324 10-1-51(2.1) 62-325 10-1-51(2.2) 62-326 10-1-51(2.3) 62-327 10-1-51(2.4) 62-328 10-1-51(2.7) 62-329, 62-330 10-1-51(2.8(1)) 62-353, 62-354 10-1-51(2.8(3)) 62-355 10-1-51(2.8(4)) 62-356 10-1-51(2.8(5)) 62-357 10-1-51(2.8(6)) 62-331 10-1-51(2.9) 62-332 Ord. 11-20-2007 2-2-9 2-57 Ord. No. 2007 12-18-2007 — 16-25 Ord. 2-18-2014 3-2-9.1 16-54 3-2-9.2 16-55 3-2-9.3 16-56 3-2-9.4 16-57, 16-58 Ord. 7-15-2014 10-1-110 62-520 10-1-111 62-521 10-1-112 62-522 10-1-113 62-523 10-1-114 62-524 10-1-115 62-525 Res. 10-21-2014 — 2-2 Ord. 3-14-2019
Please note: This information is based on municipal codes and regulations. Municipal laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult with local authorities for official guidance.
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CD_COMPARATIVE_TABLELE
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about code of ordinances village of st. nazianz, wisconsin?
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____________ Published in 2019 by Order of the Board of Aldermen ____________ Adopted May 21, 2019 ____________
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COORVISTNAWI
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about state law reference table?
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This table shows the location within this Code, either in the text or notes following the text, of references to Wisconsin Statutes (Wis. Stats.). Wis. Stats. Section Section this Code 6.55(2)(c) 2-2 7.30 2-2 7.32 2-2 13.48(13) 56-21 17.03 2-105 17.035 2-105 17.12 2-106 17.12(1)(c) 2-130 2-134 17.12(1)(d) 2-130 2-134 17.16 2-106 17.23 2-105 ch. 19, subch. IV 2-58 19.01 2-134 34-172 19.21 2-107 19.35(1) 2-215 19.62 et seq. 2-58 19.81—19.89 2-156 27.09 58-96 60-52 ch. 29 6-24 ch. 30 56-22 30.11 56-22 30.12(4)(a) 56-21 30.121 56-23 30.121(1) 56-19 ch. 31 56-22 45.50 18-50 49.10(12)(f)1 36-321 49.136(1)(ad) 18-50 49.70 18-50 49.72 18-50 50.01(1)(b) 18-50 50.01(1g) 18-50 50.01(3) 18-50 50.01(6d) 18-50 50.33(2) 18-50 50.90(1) 18-50 51.01(3) 18-50 51.01(12) 18-50 59.97 58-2 ch. 61 2-1 2-99 61.19 2-130 2-134 61.195 2-130 2-134 61.197 2-130 61.25(intro) 2-211 61.25(2) 2-130 61.32 2-58 2-102 61.35 2-32 56-20 56-21 62-1 62-8 62-322 61.351 56-19 56-20 56-23 61.351(6) 56-25 56-89 62.11 1-9 62.15 2-295 62.221 56-19 62.23 2-32 56-20 56-21 58-2 58-3 62-1 62-4 62-322 62.23(1) 56-19 62.23(6) 62-8 62.23(6)(b) 62-8 62.23(7)(d)2 56-25 56-89 62.23(7)(e) 2-182 56-24 56-84 62.23(7)(h) 56-23 62.231 56-20 56-23 62.231(6) 56-25 56-89 63.23(7)(e) 56-24 63.23(7)(e)3 56-84 ch. 66 2-1 66.0101 2-130 2-134 66.0111 34-115 66.0113 1-14 66.0113(3)(d) 1-14 66.0114 34-115 34-172 66.0119 36-156 66.0131(1)(a) 30-34 66.0407 60-116 66.0413 50-187 66.0425 32-5 66.0435 50-262 66.0603(1m) 2-212 66.0607 2-213 2-211 66.0609 2-211 66.0703 32-32 36-85 60-52 66.0703(4) 2-262 66.0703(12) 2-266 2-270 66.0703(13) 2-271 66.0907 32-3 32-55 32-58 66.1201 2-185 66.96 60-116 66.96(2) 60-116 ch. 68 36-157 36-158 60-53 70.27 58-5 58-6 70.46 2-181 70.46(1) 2-181 70.47 2-181 70.47(3)(b) 2-181 70.47(6m)(c) 2-181 70.47(7)(af) 2-215 70.49 2-134 70.67(1) 2-130 70.67(2) 2-130 74.37 2-215 80.08 58-3 82.50 58-61 84.30 62-525 85.13 34-172 86.03 58-96 86.04 62-522 87.30 56-20 56-21 87.30(2) 56-26 56-90 95.21(2) 6-75 97.01(1g) 18-50 97.01(7) 18-50 97.01(14g) 18-50 97.01(15k) 18-50 98.26 36-27 101.01(5) 18-50 101.01(11) 18-50 101.123(8) 18-56 101.13 20-72 62-461 101.22 20-22 106.50 <a href="" data-chunk-id="PTICOGEOR_CH20HURESOSE_ARTIIFAHO_S20-22FAOPHO" class="section-link" data
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STLARETA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about supplement history table?
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The table below allows users of this Code to quickly and accurately determine what ordinances have been considered for codification in each supplement. Ordinances that are of a general and permanent nature are codified in the Code and are considered "Included." Ordinances that are not of a general and permanent nature are not codified in the Code and are considered "Omitted." In addition, by adding to this table with each supplement, users of this Code of Ordinances will be able to gain a more complete picture of the Code's historical evolution. Ordinance Number Date Adopted Included/ Omitted Supplement Number Ord. 3-14-2019 Included 1 2019-01 5-21-2019 Included 1 2021-01 7-21-2021 Included 2 2021-02 7-21-2021 Included 2 2021-03 7-21-2021 Included 2 2021-04 9-21-2021 Included 3 Ord. of 9-17-2024 Included 4 Ord. of 9-17-2024 Included 4 Ord. of 9-17-2024 Included 4 Ord. of 9-17-2024 Included 4 Ord. of 9-17-2024 Included 4
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SUHITA
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american_municipal_law
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What does the municipal law say about preface?
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This Code constitutes a recodification of the general and permanent ordinances of the Village of St. Nazianz, Wisconsin. Source materials used in the preparation of the Code were the 1986 Code, as supplemented through November 18, 1986, and ordinances subsequently adopted by the board of aldermen. The source of each section is included in the history note appearing in parentheses at the end thereof. The absence of such a note indicates that the section is new and was adopted for the first time with the adoption of the Code. By use of the comparative tables appearing in the back of this Code, the reader can locate any section of the 1986 Code, as supplemented, and any subsequent ordinance included herein. The chapters of the Code have been conveniently arranged in alphabetical order, and the various sections within each chapter have been catchlined to facilitate usage. Notes which tie related sections of the Code together and which refer to relevant state law have been included. A table listing the state law citations and setting forth their location within the Code is included at the back of this Code. Chapter and Section Numbering System The chapter and section numbering system used in this Code is the same system used in many state and local government codes. Each section number consists of two parts separated by a dash. The figure before the dash refers to the chapter number, and the figure after the dash refers to the position of the section within the chapter. Thus, the second section of chapter 1 is numbered 1-2, and the first section of chapter 6 is 6-1. Under this system, each section is identified with its chapter, and at the same time new sections can be inserted in their proper place by using the decimal system for amendments. For example, if new material consisting of one section that would logically come between sections 6-1 and 6-2 is desired to be added, such new section would be numbered 6-1.5. New articles and new divisions may be included in the same way or, in the case of articles, may be placed at the end of the chapter embracing the subject, and, in the case of divisions, may be placed at the end of the article embracing the subject. The next successive number shall be assigned to the new article or division. New chapters may be included by using one of the reserved chapter numbers. Care should be taken that the alphabetical arrangement of chapters is maintained when including new chapters. Page Numbering System The page numbering system used in this Code is a prefix system. The letters to the left of the colon are an abbreviation which represents a certain portion of the volume. The number to the right of the colon represents the number of the page in that portion. In the case of a chapter of the Code, the number to the left of the colon indicates the number of the chapter. In the case of an appendix to the Code, the letter immediately to the left of the colon indicates the letter of the appendix. The following are typical parts of codes of ordinances, which may or may not appear in this Code at this time, and their corresponding prefixes: CHARTER CHT:1 RELATED LAWS RL:1 SPECIAL ACTS SA:1 CHARTER COMPARATIVE TABLE CHTCT:1 RELATED LAWS COMPARATIVE TABLE RLCT:1 SPECIAL ACTS COMPARATIVE TABLE SACT:1 CODE CD1:1 CODE APPENDIX CDA:1 CODE COMPARATIVE TABLES CCT:1 STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE SLT:1 CHARTER INDEX CHTi:1 CODE INDEX CDi:1 Index The index has been prepared with the greatest of care. Each particular item has been placed under several headings, some of which are couched in lay phraseology, others in legal terminology, and still others in language generally used by local government officials and employees. There are numerous cross references within the index itself which stand as guideposts to direct the user to the particular item in which the user is interested. Looseleaf Supplements A special feature of this publication is the looseleaf system of binding and supplemental servicing of the publication. With this system, the publication will be kept up to date. Subsequent amendatory legislation will be properly edited, and the affected page or pages will be reprinted. These new pages will be distributed to holders of copies of the publication, with instructions for the manner of inserting the new pages and deleting the obsolete pages. Keeping this publication up to date at all times will depend largely upon the holder of the publication. As revised pages are received, it will then become the responsibility of the holder to have the amendments inserted according to the attached instructions. It is strongly recommended by the publisher that all such amendments be inserted immediately upon receipt to avoid misplacing them and, in addition, that all deleted pages be saved and filed for historical reference purposes. Acknowledgments This publication was under the direct supervision of Sandra S. Fox, Senior Code Attorney, and Jean B. Lindsay, Editor, of the Municipal Code Corporation, Tallahassee, Florida. Credit is gratefully given to the other members of the publisher's staff for their sincere interest and able assistance throughout the project. The publisher is most grateful to Kay M. Mueller, CMC, WCMCT, Village Clerk-Treasurer, for her cooperation and assistance during the progress of the work on this publication. It is hoped that her efforts and those of the publisher have resulted in a Code of Ordinances which will make the active law of the village readily accessible to all citizens and which will be a valuable tool in the day-to-day administration of the village's affairs. Copyright All editorial enhancements of this Code are copyrighted by Municipal Code Corporation and the Village of St. Nazianz, Wisconsin. Editorial enhancements include, but are not limited to: organization; table of contents; section catchlines; prechapter section analyses; editor's notes; cross references; state law references; numbering system; code comparative table; state law reference table; and index. Such material may not be used or reproduced for commercial purposes without the express written consent of Municipal Code Corporation and Village of St. Nazianz, Wisconsin. © Copyrighted material. Municipal Code Corporation and the Village of St. Nazianz, Wisconsin. 2019. ADOPTING ORDINANCE ORDINANCE NO. 2019-01 An Ordinance Adopting and Enacting a New Code for the Village of St. Nazianz, Wisconsin; Providing for the Repeal of Certain Ordinances not Included Therein; Providing a Penalty for the Violation Thereof; Providing for the Manner of Amending Such Code; and Providing When Such Code and this Ordinance Shall Become Effective. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Section 1. The Code entitled the "Code of Ordinances, Village of St. Nazianz, Wisconsin," published by Municipal Code Corporation, consisting of chapters 1 through 62, each inclusive, is adopted. Section 2. All ordinances of a general and permanent nature enacted on or before October 21, 2014, and not included in the Code or recognized and continued in force by reference therein, are repealed. Section 3. The repeal provided for in section 2 hereof shall not be construed to receive any ordinance or part thereof that has been repealed by a subsequent ordinance that is repealed by this ordinance. Section 4. Unless another penalty is expressly provided, every person convicted of a violation of any provision of the Code or any ordinance, rule or regulation adopted or issued in pursuance thereof shall be punished by a fine up to the maximum amount permitted or required by state law. Each act of violation and each day upon which any such violation shall continue or occur shall constitute a separate offense. The penalty provided in this section, unless another penalty is expressly provided, shall apply to the amendment of any Code section, whether or not such penalty is reenacted in the amendatory ordinance. In addition to the penalty prescribed above, the board of aldermen may pursue other remedies such as abatement of nuisances, injunctive relief and revocation of licenses or permits. Section 5. Additions or amendments to the Code when passed in such form as to indicate the intention of the board of trustees to make the same a part of the Code shall be deemed to be incorporated in the Code, so that reference to the Code includes the additions and amendments. Section 6. Ordinances adopted after October 21, 2014, that amend or refer to ordinances that have been codified in the Code shall be construed as if they amend or refer to like provisions of the Code. Section 7. This ordinance shall become effective May 21, 2019. Passed and adopted this 21 day of May, 2019. /s/ Gene Radder, Village President ATTEST: /s/ Kay M. Mueller, Village Clerk-Treasurer
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____________ Gene Radder Village President ____________ Jerome Christel Richard Galien Robert Schnell Tony Simon John Thews Mark Zigmunt Village Trustees ____________ Kay M. Mueller Village Clerk-Treasurer
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