Charleston SC ordinances
1713 published ordinances from the Code of the City of Charleston, South Carolina (Supp. No. 115: codified through Ordinance No. 2026-092, enacted May 26, 2026), in publication order. Independent public-information project — not the official City of Charleston website.
- 1-1 — How Code designated and cited.
- 1-2 — Definitions and rules of construction—Generally.
- 1-3 — Same—Officers, agents, etc., of the city.
- 1-4 — Same—Acts prohibited or punishable.
- 1-5 — Provisions considered as continuation of existing ordinances.
- 1-6 — Catchlines of sections.
- 1-7 — Amendments to Code; effect of new ordinances; amendatory language.
- 1-8 — Supplementation of Code.
- 1-9 — City seal—Description.
- 1-10 — Same—Custodian.
- 1-11 — Police power extended to city property.
- 1-12 — Incorporation by reference.
- 1-13 — Parenthetical and reference matter.
- 1-14 — Effect of repeal or expiration of ordinance.
- 1-15 — Liability for violations by corporations, etc.
- 1-16 — General penalty; continuing violations.
- 1-17 — Fee in case of arrest and conveyance to police station or jail.
- 1-18 — Severability of parts of Code.
- 1-19 — Ordinances not affected by adoption of Code.
- 1-20 — General penalty.
- 2-16 — Composition.
- 2-17 — Powers.
- 2-18 — Term of office; when term begins.
- 2-19 — Judge of election and qualifications of members and of grounds for forfeiture of office.
- 2-20 — Grounds for forfeiture of office; filling vacancies in office.
- 2-21 — Salaries and expenses to be set by ordinance.
- 2-22 — Members holding other political offices prohibited; exception.
- 2-23 — Meetings; rules and procedures for meetings; freedom of information; emergency ordinances.
- 2-24 — Adoption of ordinances and resolutions proposed by a councilmember, standing committee or appointed board or commission.
- 2-25 — Annual audits.
- 2-26 — Quorum.
- 2-27 — Vote required when document is not posted in council members' mail boxes at city hall prior to 5:00 p.m. on the Wednesday prior to regular city council meetings.
- 2-28 — Rules of decorum.
- 2-29 — Code of conduct.
- 2-36 — Meetings.
- 2-37 — Call to order; order of business.
- 2-38 — Members may leave upon absence of quorum fifteen minutes after starting time.
- 2-39 — Leaving council meeting without permission of mayor prohibited.
- 2-40 — Recognition of members desiring to speak; forms of address; profanity.
- 2-41 — Limit on speeches.
- 2-42 — Division of house.
- 2-43 — Explanation of vote.
- 2-44 — Mayor to decide questions of order.
- 2-45 — Mayor to vote in all cases; exception; effect of tie vote.
- 2-46 — Forms of laws; each ordinance to receive three readings; adoption procedures.
- 2-47 — Notification of business association prior to debate or vote on lease or transfer of city-owned or controlled property.
- 2-48 — Use of electronic devices prohibited.
- 2-49 — Standing committees—Appointment by the mayor.
- 2-50 — Same—established.
- 2-51 — Same—Duties generally.
- 2-52 — Same—Referral of matters brought before council.
- 2-53 — Same—Calling of meetings.
- 2-54 — Same—Ways and means.
- 2-55 — Same—Public works and utilities.
- 2-56 — Same—Public safety.
- 2-57 — Same—Community development.
- 2-58 — Same—Traffic and transportation.
- 2-59 — Same—Special facilities.
- 2-60 — Same—Human resources.
- 2-61 — Same—Recreation.
- 2-62 — Same—Real estate.
- 2-63 — Same—License.
- 2-64 — Other committees.
- 2-65 — Prayers, petitions and memorials not to be granted without referral to and report by committee; exception.
- 2-66 — Election of officers and commissioners.
- 2-67 — Robert's Rules to be followed.
- 2-68 — Election of mayor pro tempore.
- 2-69 — Citizens' participation and petitions and memorials.
- 2-70 — Ways and means committee and public works and utilities to hold meetings every month to carry out the provisions of section 2-52(a).
- 2-71 — Rescission, suspension or alteration of rules.
- 2-72 — Procedure upon absence of quorum.
- 2-73 — Audit committee.
- 2-86 — Conflict of interest.
- 2-87 — Employment procedures.
- 2-88 — Medical examination prerequisite to employment.
- 2-89 — Political campaigns.
- 2-90 — Selective Service System registration.
- 2-96 — Powers and duties.
- 2-97 — Compensation; holding other office.
- 2-98 — Mayor pro tempore.
- 2-99 — Vacancy.
- 2-100 — Forfeiture of office.
- 2-106 — Department established.
- 2-107 — Appointment.
- 2-108 — Duties and responsibilities of department.
- 2-109 — Administration of department.
- 2-110 — Same—Appointment of personnel.
- 2-111 — Private legal practice.
- 2-112 — Same—Employment of additional counsel.
- 2-121 — Office established.
- 2-122 — Appointment.
- 2-123 — Duties and responsibilities.
- 2-124 — Administration of office.
- 2-125 — Appointment of personnel.
- 2-126 — Clerk pro tempore; appointment.
- 2-136 — Required; conditions.
- 2-137 — Division responsibilities.
- 2-138 — Duties of administrator.
- 2-1 — Form of government.
- 2-151 — Organizational meetings upon election by council; notice.
- 2-152 — Term(s) of office.
- 2-157 — Establishment.
- 2-158 — Purpose.
- 2-159 — Organization.
- 2-160 — Terms of membership.
- 2-160.1 — Intragovernmental relations.
- 2-160.2 — Funding.
- 2-160.3 — Attendance requirements for members.
- 2-155 — Creation of town and gown committee; purposes; duties.
- 2-156 — Composition, appointments, terms, rules and procedures.
- 2-161 — Board of trustees.
- 2-166 — Establishment.
- 2-167 — Purpose.
- 2-168 — Organization.
- 2-169 — Terms of membership.
- 2-171 — Title.
- 2-172 — Findings.
- 2-173 — Commission on the Arts; created; membership; terms of office; powers.
- 2-174 — Art.
- 2-176 — Establishment.
- 2-177 — Purpose.
- 2-178 — Organization.
- 2-179 — Terms of membership.
- 2-180 — Attendance requirements for members.
- 2-181 — lntragovernmental relations.
- 2-182 — Funding.
- 2-184 — Created; membership; terms of office; powers.
- 2-183 — Created; membership; terms of office; powers.
- 2-185 — Title.
- 2-186 — Purpose.
- 2-187 — Definitions.
- 2-188 — Created; membership; powers; duties and responsibilities.
- 2-189 — Application; processing of special event and temporary use event permits and conducting special event and temporary use event permit evaluations.
- 2-190 — Revocation.
- 2-191 — Appeal.
- 2-192 — Special events permit required.
- 2-193 — Safety restrictions and prohibitions
- 2-194 — Penalty and retention of deposits.
- 2-195 — Title.
- 2-196 — Findings.
- 2-197 — Commission on history; created; membership; terms of office; powers.
- 2-201 — Establishment.
- 2-202 — Purpose.
- 2-203 — Organization.
- 2-204 — Attendance requirements for members.
- 2-205 — lntragovernmental relations.
- 2-212 — Charleston Basin Flood Action Committee.
- 2-281 — Establishment.
- 2-282 — Duties and responsibilities.
- 2-283 — Administration.
- 2-284 — Appointment of personnel.
- 2-285 — Redevelopment and preservation commission established.
- 2-286 — Membership; terms.
- 2-287 — Purpose.
- 2-288 — Duties.
- 2-289 — Administrative support.
- 2-290 — Homeownership initiative commission established.
- 2-291 — Membership terms.
- 2-292 — Duties.
- 2-266 — Sale of property.
- 2-268 — Plan for the utilization of minority business enterprises (MBEs) and women business enterprises (WBEs).
- 2-269 — Touring fee.
- 2-270 — Municipal hospitality tax.
- 2-271 — Impact fees.
- 2-272 — Debt collection set off program.
- 2-273 — Fairness in Lodging Act.
- 2-274 — Waiver of permitting fees.
- 2-246 — Established.
- 2-247 — Duties and responsibilities of department.
- 2-248 — Administration.
- 2-249 — Gaillard Municipal Auditorium.
- 2-231 — Establishment and organization.
- 2-232 — Duties and responsibilities.
- 2-233 — Administration.
- 2-220 — Establishment.
- 2-221 — Duties and responsibilities of department.
- 2-222 — Administration; duties of director.
- 2-300 — Establishment.
- 2-301 — Duties and responsibilities of department.
- 2-302 — Administration; duties of director.
- 2-303 — Divisions.
- 2-304 — Division responsibilities.
- 2-305 — Division responsibilities.
- 2-324 — Establishment.
- 2-325 — Duties and responsibilities of the department.
- 2-326 — Administration; duties of director; bonds; vouchers.
- 2-327 — Divisions.
- 2-328 — Division responsibilities.
- 2-329 — Duties of the director.
- 2-330 — Division responsibilities.
- 2-331 — Duties and responsibilities of director.
- 2-332 — Annual audit.
- 2-333 — Division responsibilities.
- 2-334 — Duties of the director.
- 2-335 — Director.
- 2-336 — Duties, responsibilities of director.
- 2-337 — Guidelines for acquisition and storage of goods and supplies.
- 2-338 — Purchases to be let in fair and impartial manner, protection of city interests.
- 2-339 — Approval of purchases over $40,000.00 required.
- 2-340 — Director.
- 2-341 — Bond required.
- 2-342 — Safety management division responsibilities.
- 2-344 — Establishment of the office of small business development.
- 2-345 — Definitions.
- 2-346 — Program eligibility and certification.
- 2-347 — Business graduation from SBE program.
- 2-348 — Good faith effort policy.
- 2-349 — Forming of conduit arrangement with a small business enterprise for the purpose of securing contracts and procurements.
- 2-361 — General provisions.
- 2-362 — Manufacturing and research and development incentives.
- 2-363 — Corporate headquarters and distribution facilities incentives.
- 2-391 — Establishment.
- 2-392 — Duties and responsibilities of department.
- 2-393 — Administration; duties of director.
- 2-394 — Appointment of personnel.
- 2-395 — Livability division responsibilities.
- 2-396 — Tourism division responsibilities.
- 2-397 — Establishment of position of poet laureate.
- 2-398 — Purpose.
- 2-399 — Qualifications; term; stipend.
- 2-400 — Selection.
- 2-401 — Implementation.
- 2-421 — Establishment and organization.
- 2-422 — Duties and responsibilities of the department.
- 2-423 — Administration; duties of director.
- 2-424 — Appointment of personnel.
- 2-321 — Calhoun-King designated development area.
- 2-322 — Ashley River designated development area.
- 2-323 — Cooper River designated development area.
- 2-431 — Establishment and organization.
- 2-432 — Duties and responsibilities.
- 2-433 — Administration.
- 3-31 — Restricted.
- 3-32 — Permit for transporting, etc., beverages in open containers and consumption at group functions—Required.
- 3-33 — Same—Application generally.
- 3-34 — Same—Application contents.
- 3-35 — Same—Action upon application.
- 3-36 — Same—Issuance upon certain findings.
- 3-37 — Same—Issuance for activity during certain times prohibited.
- 3-38 — Same—Appeal from denial.
- 3-39 — Same—Chief of police's authority to offer alternative permit.
- 3-40 — Same—Notice to other city officials upon issuance.
- 3-41 — Same—Revocation.
- 3-42 — Same—Activity chairman or leader to have permit upon person during conduct of activity.
- 3-43 — Same—Permittees required to comply with terms of permit and applicable laws and ordinances.
- 3-16 — Hours of sale restricted.
- 3-17 — Sunday sales prohibited.
- 3-1 — Beer, ale, porter and wine defined.
- 3-2 — Prohibited operation.
- 4-1 — Disturbing audience at place of amusement.
- 5-51 — Impounding of animals.
- 5-52 — Voluntary surrender by owner.
- 5-53 — Animals without adequate care due to neglect.
- 5-54 — Animals without adequate care due to incapacity or involuntary absence of owner.
- 5-55 — Notice to owner of impoundment.
- 5-56 — Redemption by owner.
- 5-57 — Sterilization.
- 5-58 — Proper identification and address verification.
- 5-60 — Disposition of unredeemed and surrendered animals.
- 5-61 — Disposition of free roaming cats.
- 5-62 — Records of impounded animals.
- 5-63 — Severability.
- 5-36 — Created; animal control division.
- 5-37 — Duties.
- 5-38 — Division members as peace officers.
- 5-39 — Interfering with animal control officer; authorized representative.
- 5-1 — Definitions.
- 5-2 — Inspections and right of entry.
- 5-3 — Impounding; duty of division members.
- 5-4 — Animals at large prohibited.
- 5-5 — Restraint of animals.
- 5-6 — Setting animals free for chase prohibited.
- 5-7 — Keeping and displaying regulated.
- 5-8 — Keeping of livestock and poultry prohibited without permit.
- 5-9 — Animal owner identification requirements.
- 5-10 — Reckless riding and driving.
- 5-11 — Animal cruelty or neglect.
- 5-12 — Tethering of animals.
- 5-13 — Squirrels and song birds protected.
- 5-14 — Dead animals.
- 5-15 — Sale or gift of animals under certain conditions prohibited; changing their natural color also prohibited.
- 5-16 — Acts deemed public nuisance.
- 5-17 — Keeping of stray animals; requirements; failure to surrender.
- 5-18 — Keeping of dogs which disturb the peace.
- 5-19 — Vicious animals and animals deemed public safety risk.
- 5-20 — Teasing and molesting.
- 5-21 — Injuring animals; notice required.
- 5-22 — Establishment of bird sanctuary; exceptions for hunting.
- 5-23 — Injury of certain birds or nests.
- 5-24 — Exemptions to certain chapter provisions.
- 5-25 — Notice of violations; procedure; punishment.
- 5-26 — Confinement to motor vehicles.
- 5-27 — Animal abandonment.
- 5-28 — Poisoning an animal.
- 5-71 — Animal rescue registration.
- 5-72 — Replacing tags.
- 5-101 — Permit for keeping—Required.
- 5-102 — Same—Authority of division.
- 5-86 — Duty of owner or custodian and procedure in bite cases; penalty.
- 5-87 — Inoculation against rabies virus.
- 6-16 — License—Required; filing of inventory.
- 6-17 — Same—Fee schedule.
- 6-18 — Same—Number restricted.
- 6-19 — Same—Display.
- 6-20 — Same—Not transferable.
- 6-21 — Same—Term.
- 6-22 — Inventory; contents and form.
- 6-23 — Only goods in regular stock of licensee may be sold.
- 6-24 — Replenishment of stock.
- 6-25 — Accurate sales records required.
- 6-26 — Verification of inventory or items sold during sale.
- 6-27 — Licensee to give information on stock and sales to business license inspector.
- 6-28 — Exemptions from article.
- 6-29 — Article provisions to be cumulative.
- 6-30 — Compliance with food provisions of Code.
- 6-1 — Hours of sale restricted.
- 6-2 — Puffing, misrepresenting or misleading schemes prohibited.
- 6-3 — Purpose of chapter.
- 7-46 — Building utility services interrupted.
- 7-26 — South Carolina Residential and Building Code—Adopted.
- 7-27 — Amendments.
- 7-1 — Fire district designated.
- 7-1.1 — Building restrictions within the fire district.
- 7-2 — Appeals from officials responsible for enforcement of technical codes to be referred to building code board of appeals.
- 7-3 — Chief building official; appointment; duties.
- 7-4 — Administrative relationship to department of public service.
- 7-5 — Inspection of buildings.
- 7-6 — Who may enforce building laws.
- 7-7 — Notification of chief building official prior to construction; submission of plans and specifications.
- 7-8 — Building site to be on accepted street with drain or sewer; exception.
- 7-9 — Grading requirements.
- 7-10 — Site clearing permit required.
- 7-11 — South Carolina Contractors and Residential Builders Licenses.
- 7-12 — Building contractor license review procedures.
- 7-13 — General contractor license identification decal display requirements.
- 7-14 — Livability review board; hearing.
- 7-71 — Legislative findings; declaration of intent to repair, close or demolish unfit dwellings.
- 7-72 — Definitions.
- 7-73 — Construction of article.
- 7-74 — Public safety and housing officer—Designated.
- 7-75 — Same—Powers and duties generally.
- 7-76 — Funds for examination and investigation; examination, investigations and enforcement; appropriations, grants and donations.
- 7-77 — Failure to comply with lawful notice or order.
- 7-78 — Injuring, removing, or defacing posted notices.
- 7-79 — Receipt of rental payments after expiration of time limit in notice or order.
- 7-80 — Interference with enforcement of article.
- 7-81 — Damaging facilities in unfit dwellings.
- 7-82 — Violations.
- 7-91 — Minimum standards, generally.
- 7-92 — Complaint of building unfit for human habitation; notice of hearing thereon.
- 7-93 — Right to answer.
- 7-94 — Determination of unfitness for human habitation; order to repair, alter, improve or demolish.
- 7-95 — Repair or vacation and closing of building when owner fails to comply with order; posting of placard indicating that building is closed.
- 7-96 — Removal or demolition of building when owner fails to comply with order.
- 7-97 — Cost of demolition or repair as lien; sale of material upon demolition of building; council's powers to declare nuisance.
- 7-98 — Service of complaints and orders; posting of copy of complaint or order; copy of complaint or order to be filed with clerk of county; effect of such filing as lis pendens.
- 7-99 — Injunctive relief against public officer; damages not to flow from order of public safety and housing committee.
- 7-100 — Immunity of enforcement personnel from liability.
- 7-101 — Article provisions are cumulative.
- 7-102 — Severability.
- 7-114 — Property maintenance code adopted.
- 7-115 — Amendments.
- 7-116 — Sanitation and environmental standards.
- 7-117 — Responsibility of owner to remove lead-based paints from exposed surfaces.
- 7-118 — Facilities—Requirements.
- 7-119 — Same—Installation and maintenance.
- 7-120 — Space and occupancy requirements.
- 7-121 — Light and ventilation.
- 7-122 — Fire safety requirements.
- 7-123 — Maintenance responsibility.
- 7-124 — Rooming houses.
- 7-125 — Purpose.
- 7-126 — Definitions.
- 7-127 — Residential rental registration district.
- 7-128 — Registration requirements.
- 7-129 — Registration fee.
- 7-130 — Application for registration.
- 7-131 — Application.
- 7-132 — Consequences of operating without registration; other Code violations.
- 7-133 — Severability.
- 7-134 — Existing rights unaffected.
- 7-171 — Statement of total cost of construction required.
- 7-172 — Signature of fire official required on permit application.
- 7-173 — Cash bond required from owner for demolition permit of building with uncapped sewer or stormwater facility.
- 7.5-1 — Establishment and use of burial places.
- 7.5-2 — Burials restricted to established burial grounds.
- 7.5-3 — Burial permit required.
- 7.5-4 — Gravesite protection.
- 7.5-5 — Penalties.
- 8-31 — Trustees of orphan house created.
- 8-32 — Property transferred to trustees; powers and duties of trustees; investments.
- 8-33 — Annual statement of trustees.
- 8-16 — Establishment.
- 8-17 — Election and appointment of commissioners.
- 8-18 — Eligibility for admission.
- 8-46 — Establishment.
- 8-47 — Site.
- 8-48 — Qualifications of trustees; filling of vacancies.
- 8-49 — Persons eligible for admission.
- 8-50 — Employees.
- 8-51 — Memorial.
- 8-52 — Property received under William Enston will vested in board of trustees.
- 8-53 — Trustees' power to dispose of property.
- 8-54 — Annual report of trustees.
- 9-16 — Created; composition, appointment; vacancies.
- 9-17 — Duties of board.
- 9-18 — Chairman and secretary; appointment; duties; reports; bylaws.
- 11-1 — General elections.
- 11-2 — Method of election.
- 11-3 — Terms of office.
- 11-4 — Method of election and determination of results.
- 11-5 — Filing for election.
- 11-6 — Notice of election.
- 11-7 — Hours polls open.
- 13-26 — Established.
- 13-27 — Duties and responsibilities of department.
- 13-28 — Administration of department.
- 13-29 — Appointment of personnel.
- 13-30 — Promulgation of special rules and regulations.
- 13-31 — Special or auxiliary firemen.
- 13-41 — Established.
- 13-42 — Composition, membership of commission.
- 13-43 — Duties.
- 13-51 — Board of trustees; creation; composition; appointment; terms; compensation; officers.
- 13-52 — Use of funds.
- 13-53 — Acceptance by city of benefits of Act of March 7, 1910.
- 13-54 — Clerk of the council; annual report to state fire marshal.
- 13-61 — Duty of fire chief as to origin of fires; duty of hotel or rooming house owner to report fire.
- 13-76 — Adopted.
- 13-77 — Modification.
- 13-78 — Appeals.
- 13-79 — Compliance with code required; penalties.
- 13-80 — Licensing.
- 13-81 — Permit and plan review fees.
- 13-1 — Compliance with chapter required.
- 13-2 — False alarms; interfering with or damaging alarm boxes or equipment.
- 13-3 — Unauthorized persons to remain outside fire line.
- 13-4 — Command at scene of fire.
- 13-5 — Interfering with directions of fire officer.
- 13-6 — Turning off gas in event of fire.
- 13-7 — Obstructing operation of fire engines or engine house.
- 13-8 — Fires on vessels.
- 13-9 — Spark arresters on ships in port and steam apparatus near wharves.
- 13-10 — Open burning prohibited.
- 13-191 — Possession, sale, discharge; sparklers excepted.
- 13-192 — Public exhibitions.
- 13-193 — Use of signal fireworks.
- 14-31 — Determination of abandonment.
- 14-32 — Abandonment prohibited.
- 14-33 — Removal; notice to owner.
- 14-34 — Redemption of removed vehicles.
- 14-16 — Notices, citations, penalties, liens.
- 14-1 — Definitions.
- 14-2 — Littering regulations—Pedestrians and motorists.
- 14-3 — Same—Control of loose materials.
- 14-4 — Same—Loading and unloading operations.
- 14-5 — Duty of owners, etc., to keep property clean.
- 14-6 — Rummaging, scattering and scavenging through solid waste containers; depositing hot or burning materials therein.
- 14-7 — Scavenging electronic waste and cardboard materials.
- 14-46 — Residential.
- 14-47 — Commercial.
- 14-48 — Provision for material disposal and storage facilities for new or renovated buildings.
- 14-49 — Construction, renovation or demolition projects.
- 14-50 — Hazardous and electronic waste.
- 14-51 — Removal of contractor and builder refuse.
- 14-52 — Tires or automotive parts.
- 14-53 — Definitions.
- 14-54 — Regulations.
- 14-55 — Exemptions.
- 14-56 — Requests for exemption.
- 14-57 — Enforcement and penalties.
- 14-58 — Effective date.
- 15-16 — Definition.
- 15-17 — Notification of police prerequisite to shipment; required information.
- 15-18 — Shipment of certain materials prohibited.
- 15-19 — Exemptions.
- 16-26 — Definitions.
- 16-27 — Notice required.
- 16-16 — Title.
- 16-17 — Declaration of policy.
- 16-18 — Definitions.
- 16-19 — Purposes of article.
- 16-20 — Unlawful housing practices.
- 16-21 — Exemptions from article.
- 16-22 — Enforcement.
- 16-23 — Establishment of procedures for conciliation.
- 16-24 — Investigations, powers, records.
- 16-25 — Conspiracy to violate article unlawful.
- 16-28 — Title.
- 16-29 — Declaration of policy.
- 16-30 — Definitions.
- 16-31 — Exemption from public accommodation provisions.
- 16-32 — Purpose of law; construction; effect.
- 16-33 — Prohibition of discrimination.
- 16-34 — Penalties; exclusive remedy.
- 17-51 — Bond required.
- 17-52 — Display of sign required.
- 17-53 — Record of purchasers, etc., to be kept; inspection of such record.
- 17-54 — Inspection of shops or establishments.
- 17-55 — Dealing with minors restricted.
- 17-56 — Pawnbrokers' daily reports to police.
- 17-16 — License required.
- 17-17 — Definitions.
- 17-18 — Purpose and duration.
- 17-19 — Business license tax, refund.
- 17-20 — Registration required.
- 17-21 — Deductions, exemptions, and charitable organizations.
- 17-22 — False application unlawful.
- 17-23 — Display and transfer.
- 17-24 — Administration of article.
- 17-25 — Inspection and audits.
- 17-26 — Assessments, payment under protest, appeal.
- 17-27 — Delinquent license taxes, partial payment.
- 17-28 — Notices.
- 17-29 — Denial of license.
- 17-30 — Suspension or revocation of license.
- 17-31 — Appeals to business license committee.
- 17-32 — Consent, franchise, or license required for use of streets.
- 17-33 — Confidentiality.
- 17-34 — Violations.
- 17-35 — Severability.
- 17-36 — Classification and rates.
- 17-37 — Drainage fund.
- App. A — Business License Rate Schedule—2022
- App. B — Business License Class Schedule
- 17-71 — Daily report to police.
- 17-72 — Dealing with minors restricted.
- 17-73 — Goods to be held thirty days before resale.
- 17-151 — Findings.
- 17-152 — Non-exclusive franchise agreement required.
- 17-153 — Contents of franchise agreement.
- 17-154 — Administration.
- 17-155 — Execution of agreement.
- 17-91 — Findings.
- 17-92 — Definitions.
- 17-93 — Obstructing public ways and means of ingress to and egress from private property.
- 17-94 — Conducting of business during certain hours prohibited.
- 17-94.5 — Sale of food or drink with any alcohol contained therein prohibited.
- 17-95 — Approaching vehicular traffic prohibited.
- 17-96 — Use of traffic islands, medians or other traffic control devices for storage of sale of tangible property prohibited.
- 17-97 — Peddling, charitable soliciting, busking and the selling of palmetto art products unlawful on private property.
- 17-98 — Blocking rights-of-way.
- 17-99 — Noise.
- 17-100 — Littering.
- 17-101 — Aggressive solicitation prohibited.
- 17-102 — Prohibited areas for solicitors.
- 17-103 — Fees.
- 17-104 — Permit—Expiration.
- 17-105 — Permit—Possession.
- 17-106 — Transfer of permits prohibited.
- 17-107 — Peddling.
- 17-108 — Charitable soliciting permit.
- 17-109 — Palmetto artisan permit—Required.
- 17-121 — Vending of food, drink or reading material.
- 17-122 — Penalties.
- 17-122.5 — Severability.
- 17-124 — Findings.
- 17-125 — Definitions.
- 17-126 — Late night entertainment establishment operational regulations.
- 17-127 — Application for permit.
- 17-128 — Conditions for approval and renewal of permit.
- 17-129 — Emergency temporary suspension of LNE activities.
- 17-130 — Violations.
- 17-131 — Hearing; permit denial; revocation; appeal.
- 17-132 — Late night establishment reporting.
- 17-133 — Effective date.
- 17-123 — Newsracks.
- 18-16 — Management and control of Marion Square; composition; election and term of members.
- 18-17 — Vacancies.
- 18-18 — Authority to adopt rules and regulations.
- 18-19 — Management and expenditure of appropriations; reports.
- 18-1 — Boundaries and designation.
- 19-26 — Applicability of federal regulations on federal property under city jurisdiction.
- 19-36 — Creation.
- 19-37 — Supervision of department by director of traffic and transportation.
- 19-38 — Qualification of director; appointment by mayor.
- 19-39 — Duties of director generally.
- 19-40 — Specific duties of director; approval by committee on public safety and traffic.
- 19-41 — Cooperation of department with other departments.
- 19-56 — Definition.
- 19-57 — Notice of determination of abandonment to be placed on vehicle; removal by city upon failure of vehicle to be moved.
- 19-58 — Notice to owner after removal.
- 19-1 — Definitions.
- 19-2 — Drivers of governmental vehicles not excepted from chapter.
- 19-3 — Authority of police chief to make special traffic regulations.
- 19-4 — Removal of vegetation obstructing view of traffic.
- 19-5 — Unnecessary use of signaling devices.
- 19-6 — Riding on outside of vehicle.
- 19-7 — Boarding or alighting from moving vehicles prohibited.
- 19-8 — Opening doors of vehicles.
- 19-9 — Possession of vehicle without manufacturer's trade number prohibited.
- 19-10 — Inspection of vehicles; enforcement of chapter.
- 19-11 — Powers, duties and jurisdiction of municipal court.
- 19-12 — The passing of items to or from the occupant of a motor vehicle on a roadway.
- 19-71 — Report of accident or collision required.
- 19-72 — Supplemental reports may be required.
- 19-73 — Reports from witnesses may be required.
- 19-91 — Regulation of use of roller skates, in-line skates, toy scooters, coasters, motorized toy vehicles, and motorized scooters.
- 19-93 — Skateboard regulations on the peninsula.
- 19-101 — Registration.
- 19-102 — License tags; issuance; attachment to bicycle.
- 19-103 — Fee for registration and issuance of license tag.
- 19-120 — Definitions, for purposes of this section.
- 19-121 — Traffic laws apply to persons riding bicycles and e-bikes.
- 19-122 — Prohibited parking.
- 19-123 — Abandoned bicycles or e-bikes.
- 19-124 — Riding on sidewalks, on-road bike facilities, multi-use or shared-use paths.
- 19-125 — Enforcement.
- 19-136 — Definitions.
- 19-137 — Licensing requirement.
- 19-138 — Traffic laws apply to persons riding or operating mopeds.
- 19-139 — Limitations as to operating, speed, riding position, and number of riders.
- 19-140 — Required equipment.
- 19-176 — Obstructing intersection with vehicle.
- 19-177 — Driving on sidewalk.
- 19-178 — Careless operation of a vehicle.
- 19-179 — Limitations on backing; signal of intent to back.
- 19-180 — Driving in funeral procession.
- 19-181 — Driving through funeral procession.
- 19-182 — Unlawful use of a handheld electronic communication device.
- 19-183 — Operation on flooded or closed streets, roads, highways, bridges or alleys.
- 19-206 — General rule; maximum speed; further reduction of maximum speed limit in residential neighborhoods.
- 19-207 — Animals ridden or driven on streets; human-powered vehicles.
- 19-208 — When decrease in speed required.
- 19-216 — "U" turns.
- 19-231 — Impounding unoccupied and unattended vehicles.
- 19-232 — Emergency removal of vehicles.
- 19-233 — Driving on through highways.
- 19-234 — Area where stopping or parking prohibited.
- 19-235 — Parking prohibited for certain purposes.
- 19-236 — Parking within lines indicating parking space.
- 19-237 — Trucks or vehicles more than twenty feet long.
- 19-238 — Camping, sleeping, residing, etc., in parked motor vehicles, etc.
- 19-239 — Unattached trailers.
- 19-240 — Minimum width of roadway required to be free for traffic; blocking public or private driveway prohibited.
- 19-241 — Animals and animal-drawn vehicles.
- 19-242 — Passenger loading zones and commercial loading zones.
- 19-243 — Loading and unloading passengers.
- 19-244 — Running engines or other equipment while stopped or standing on street.
- 19-245 — Owner's responsibility for illegal parking.
- 19-246 — Bus stops.
- 19-247 — Rules of conduct for city parking garages.
- 19-248 — Unlawful acts; penalties.
- 19-256 — Duty to deposit payment; overtime parking.
- 19-257 — Meter feeding.
- 19-258 — Occupancy of two metered spaces by one vehicle.
- 19-259 — Use of meter revenue.
- 19-260 — Depositing slugs prohibited.
- 19-266 — Definitions.
- 19-267 — Purpose.
- 19-268 — When district may be established.
- 19-269 — Procedure for designation.
- 19-270 — Issuance of resident and tenant decals.
- 19-272 — Special permits.
- 19-273 — Fees.
- 19-274 — Permits property of city.
- 19-275 — Denial or cancellation of permit.
- 19-276 — Appeal from a denial or cancellation of permit.
- 19-277 — Permit parking districts; boundary descriptions.
- 19-278 — Parking limitations in districts.
- 19-279 — Obedience to parking regulations.
- 19-280 — Parking permit violations.
- 19-291 — Issuance of traffic citations.
- 19-292 — Consequences of failure to comply with parking citation.
- 19-293 — Restrictions on cancellation or solicitation of cancellation of traffic citation or summons.
- 19-381 — Safe loading and construction required.
- 19-382 — Lighting equipment.
- 19-383 — Brakes.
- 19-384 — Horns required.
- 19-385 — Siren, exhaust and compression whistles prohibited.
- 19-391 — Weight of vehicles.
- 19-392 — Permit for excess size or weight or other nonconforming acts.
- 19-393 — Vehicles in tow.
- 19-394 — Findings of council.
- 19-395 — Definitions.
- 19-396 — Towing permit required.
- 19-397 — Tow record/invoice.
- 19-398 — Marking of towing vehicles.
- 19-399 — Towing from private property.
- 19-400 — Maximum charge for nonconsensual tow.
- 19-401 — Payment methods for nonconsensual tows.
- 19-402 — Signage required at place of payment.
- 19-403 — Severability.
- 19-366 — Traffic-control signal legend.
- 19-367 — Unauthorized painting or marking of street or sidewalk.
- 19-368 — Offense of disregarding a traffic control sign on a restricted street.
- 19-414 — Findings of council.
- 19-415 — Definitions.
- 19-416 — Booting license required.
- 19-417 — Boot record/invoice.
- 19-418 — Booting from private property.
- 19-419 — Maximum charge for nonconsensual boot.
- 19-420 — Severability.
- 19-510 — Valet parking.
- 19-351 — Obedience of pedestrians to bridge and railroad signals.
- 19-352 — Climbing upon or jumping off bridges prohibited.
- 19-497 — Purpose.
- 19-498 — Vehicular and pedestrian/bicycle traffic.
- 19-499 — Prohibited activity in the pedestrian/bicycle pathway.
- 19-500 — General prohibited activity.
- 19-501 — Penalty.
- 19-491 — Findings of city council.
- 19-492 — Definitions.
- 19-493 — Dumpster permit required.
- 19-494 — Placement, transporting, and standards.
- 19-495 — Penalties.
- 19-496 — Severability.
- 19-461 — The operation of pedicabs regulated.
- 19-462 — Definitions.
- 19-463 — Operating a pedicab.
- 19-464 — Number of pedicab operating decals permitted; restriction on monopolies.
- 19-465 — Renewal and expiration of operating decals.
- 19-466 — Process of obtaining an operating decal.
- 19-467 — Application process.
- 19-468 — Competitive bidding process.
- 19-469 — Agreement with the city.
- 19-470 — Insurance requirements.
- 19-471 — Inspections.
- 19-472 — Route limitations.
- 19-473 — Traffic laws applicable to pedicab.
- 19-474 — Pedicab parking.
- 19-475 — Additional conduct prohibited.
- 19-476 — Suspension or revocation of operating decal.
- 19-441 — Political signs in public rights-of-way unlawful.
- 19-520 — Authority.
- 19-521 — Jurisdiction.
- 19-522 — Purpose.
- 19-523 — Definitions.
- 19-524 — Fees.
- 20-36 — Demand for jury trial; composition of jury.
- 20-37 — Jury commissioners.
- 20-38 — Commissioners to prepare jury box.
- 20-21 — Authority of judge to issue rules for conduct of business.
- 20-22 — Motions for new trial; right of appeal.
- 20-23 — Municipal judge to make return to court of general sessions in event of appeal; no appeal de novo.
- 20-24 — Commencement of proceedings upon information.
- 20-25 — Subpoena of witnesses.
- 20-1 — Creation.
- 20-2 — Powers, duties and jurisdiction.
- 20-3 — Penalties; suspension of sentences.
- 20-4 — Judge as presiding officer; election, term and salary of judge.
- 20-5 — Eligibility for judgeship; vacancy in office and temporary absence.
- 20-6 — Oath of judge.
- 20-7 — Authority of judge to assess court costs.
- 20-8 — Alternative sentencing/pretrial intervention program costs.
- 21-16 — Loud and unnecessary noises restricted.
- 21-17 — Building construction operation noise.
- 21-26 — Definitions.
- 21-27 — Registration statement—Filing required.
- 21-28 — Same—Contents.
- 21-29 — Same—Amendment.
- 21-30 — Same—Return to applicant of certified copy.
- 21-31 — Same—Possession and display of certified statement.
- 21-32 — Applicability of division.
- 21-33 — Types of sound permitted.
- 21-34 — Hours of operation.
- 21-35 — Sound truck to maintain ten miles per hour.
- 21-36 — Operation near hospital, etc., prohibited.
- 21-37 — Profane or slanderous speech prohibited.
- 21-38 — Restrictions on volume of sound.
- 21-39 — Limitation on wattage.
- 21-51 — Definitions.
- 21-52 — Public nuisances prohibited.
- 21-53 — Contributing to or maintaining a public nuisance prohibited.
- 21-54 — Minimum standards for vacant structures.
- 21-61 — Abatement; immediate danger.
- 21-62 — Abatement in other cases.
- 21-63 — Abatement by owner.
- 21-64 — Appeal procedures; hearing.
- 21-65 — Abatement by city; cost of abatement; court action.
- 21-66 — Determination of public nuisance; standards; right to hearing; stabilization; collection of costs.
- 21-67 — Declaration of policy, findings of fact; authority; and administration.
- 21-68 — Definitions.
- 21-70 — Mooring permit required to moor or anchor within limits of the city.
- 21-71 — Watercraft titles.
- 21-73 — Duty of owners to comply with all laws.
- 21-1 — Hate intimidation.
- 21-81 — Larceny.
- 21-82 — Larceny by false pretense.
- 21-83 — Injuring or misuse of public property prohibited.
- 21-84 — Damaging or removing private property.
- 21-85 — Trespassing on property.
- 21-86 — Defacing public and private property.
- 21-87 — Defrauding public accommodations, proof; exception.
- 21-88 — Receiving stolen goods.
- 21-89 — Adoption of state law as to drawing and uttering fraudulent checks.
- 21-90 — Unlawful urination or defecation.
- 21-191 — Assaulting or resisting public official or police officer.
- 21-192 — Interference with public; obeying police officer's order.
- 21-193 — False reports or complaints to police department.
- 21-194 — Impersonating an officer.
- 21-195 — Obstructing or interfering with public service facility personnel.
- 21-196 — False alarms.
- 21-161 — Peeping toms.
- 21-162 — Unlawful uses of telephone.
- 21-163 — Public intoxication.
- 21-164 — Report of treatment of wounds.
- 21-165 — House of ill fame.
- 21-166 — Indecent exposure.
- 21-176 — Gambling prohibited.
- 21-177 — Gambling pools prohibited.
- 21-178 — Lotteries and games of chance.
- 21-179 — Gambling devices on vessels prohibited.
- 21-146 — Abandonment of refrigerators; removal of door or lock required.
- 21-147 — Escape from confinement; fraudulent payment of bail.
- 21-148 — Aiding escape of prisoners.
- 21-149 — Releasing before completion of sentence.
- 21-126 — Narcotics, controlled substances and aromatic hydrocarbons—Sale, etc., prohibited.
- 21-127 — Same—Sale, possession, etc., of paraphernalia prohibited.
- 21-128 — Stench bombs, etc., prohibited; exceptions.
- 21-129 — Spitting in public.
- 21-130 — Tattooing prohibited.
- 21-131 — Smoking in city-owned or operated indoor facilities.
- 21-132 — Regulations and requirements relating to the smoking of tobacco products in the city.
- 21-133 — No smoking in public parks.
- 21-134 — Outdoor smoking—Medical University and Roper Hospital facilities.
- 21-106 — Assault.
- 21-107 — Disturbing school prohibited.
- 21-108 — Loitering.
- 21-109 — Disorderly conduct prohibited.
- 21-110 — Ringing doorbells.
- 21-111 — Masked or disguised persons; Halloween exceptions.
- 21-113 — Trespass warnings on public property and other property generally open to the public.
- 21-114 — Juvenile curfew.
- 21-230 — Findings and purpose.
- 21-231 — Definitions for purposes of this article.
- 21-232 — Specific regulation of conduct.
- 21-233 — Provisions applicable to all signs for vacation time share solicitors, vacation club membership solicitors, vacation time share sellers and vacation club membership sellers.
- 21-234 — Severability.
- 21-235 — Enforcement and violations.
- 21-236 — Suspension or revocation of business license and appeal procedure.
- 21-237 — Amortization.
- 21-211 — Possession or sale of blackjacks, slingshots and metal knuckles.
- 21-212 — Possession or sale of tear gas bombs.
- 21-213 — Discharging firearms generally; exceptions.
- 21-214 — Discharging slingshots and spring guns.
- 21-215 — Carrying concealed ice pick or knife with blade exceeding three inches in length.
- 21-216 — Carrying concealed toy pistols restricted.
- 21-217 — Carrying of handguns, concealable weapons and firearms.
- 21-218 — Confiscation.
- 21-219 — Brandishing with a weapon prohibited.
- 21-220 — Enhanced trigger devices.
- 22-37 — Creation.
- 22-38 — Administration; duties of director.
- 22-39 — Administration division.
- 22-40 — Capital projects division.
- 22-41 — Litter control and beautification division.
- 22-42 — Grounds maintenance division.
- 22-43 — Construction division.
- 22-44 — Facilities maintenance division.
- 22-47 — Electrical and mechanical division.
- 22-48 — Joseph P. Riley, Jr. ballpark division.
- 22-49 — Passive parks.
- 22-50 — Annual appropriation for purchase of street trees.
- 22-51 — Permit required to plant street trees.
- 22-52 — Street tree permit approvals.
- 22-53 — Permit required to remove, cut or prune tree.
- 22-54 — Permit required to remove devices protecting trees.
- 22-55 — Permit required to place stones impeding passage of water to trees.
- 22-56 — Protection of trees during building construction.
- 22-57 — Removal of electric, telephone, fiber optic, and cable wires upon request when trees are pruned.
- 22-58 — Removal of dangerous trees.
- 22-59 — Interfering with personnel of director of department of parks.
- 22-21 — Creation.
- 22-22 — Management of recreation programs.
- 22-23 — Recreation commission.
- 22-24 — Municipal golf course—Management.
- 22-25 — Municipal golf course commission.
- 22-1 — Purpose.
- 22-2 — Hours.
- 22-3 — Functions organized, sponsored, or co-sponsored by the department of recreation.
- 22-4 — Reservation permit for reserved use.
- 22-5 — Prohibited activities in or upon a public park, park facility, recreational facility, or playground.
- 22-6 — Vehicular and animal traffic.
- 22-7 — Mooring or landing boat along seawall, prohibited; sale of articles; drying nets.
- 22-8 — Mooring or landing boat along a public dock, prohibited.
- 22-9 — Penalties.
- 23-31 — Economic development commission established.
- 23-32 — Membership; terms.
- 23-33 — Purpose.
- 23-34 — Duties.
- 23-35 — Administrative support.
- 23-16 — Establishment.
- 23-17 — Duties and responsibilities.
- 23-18 — Administration.
- 23-19 — Appointment of personnel.
- 23-20 — Land development agreements.
- 23-46 — Central business district improvement commission established.
- 23-47 — Composition; terms.
- 23-48 — Definition of Central Business District; mission; powers and duties.
- 28-49 — Organization.
- 25-36 — Definitions.
- 25-37 — Hours for conducting First Amendment demonstration restricted.
- 25-38 — Safety restrictions and prohibitions.
- 25-39 — Permit required; exceptions.
- 25-40 — Special events permits.
- 25-41 — Application; filing.
- 25-42 — Form and contents of application; late applications.
- 25-43 — Time for processing applications; notice of rejection.
- 25-44 — Standards for issuance.
- 25-45 — Appeal.
- 25-46 — Contents.
- 25-47 — Alternates.
- 25-48 — Notification of city officials upon issuance.
- 25-49 — Revocation.
- 25-50 — Possession by permittee.
- 25-51 — Compliance with conditions.
- 25-52 — First amendment demonstration regulations.
- 25-53 — Authority of chief of police.
- 25-54 — Counter-protesting; competing groups at same location.
- 25-55 — Penalties.
- 25-16 — Establishment.
- 25-17 — Duties and responsibilities.
- 25-18 — Administration.
- 25-19 — Appointment of personnel.
- 25-20 — Special or auxiliary police officers.
- 26-1 — Rails not to obstruct streets.
- 26-2 — Building and repairing bridges, turnouts, drains, etc.; paving and filling streets.
- 26-3 — Application of sections 26-1 and 26-2.
- 26-4 — Interference with fire department.
- 26-5 — Receiving and discharging freight in streets; obstruction of streets for receipt and discharge.
- 26-6 — Obstructing streets.
- 26-7 — Speed limit.
- 26-8 — Flagman or automatic flagman required at crossings.
- 26-8.1 — Signals south of Chapel Street and east of East Bay Street.
- 26-9 — Duty of flagman.
- 26-10 — Alternative safety devices.
- 26-11 — Procedure when vehicle count exceeds minimum.
- 26-12 — City not liable for defective warning signals.
- 26-13 — Street light required at crossing.
- 26-14 — Boarding or alighting from moving cars; enforcement by special policemen.
- 26-15 — Time limit for constructing tracks to warehouse; procedure upon expiration of time.
- 26-16 — Reservation of right to amend chapter; grant of privilege to construct track through street not exclusive.
- 27-1 — Title.
- 27-2 — Definitions.
- 27-3 — Findings.
- 27-4 — Authority.
- 27-5 — Jurisdiction.
- 27-6 — Purpose.
- 27-7 — Construction and scope.
- 27-8 — Severability.
- 27-9 — Relationship with other laws, regulations, and ordinances.
- 27-10 — Rules of language and interpretation.
- 27-11 — Conflicting ordinances repealed.
- 27-16 — The city stormwater management program.
- 27-17 — Coordination with other agencies.
- 27-18 — Signatory authority on stormwater related documents.
- 27-24 — Regulations.
- 27-25 — Prohibitions and exemptions.
- 27-26 — Design and engineering standards.
- 27-27 — Construction activity application.
- 27-28 — Stormwater Design Standards Manual.
- 27-29 — Stormwater management standards and exemptions for redevelopment.
- 27-30 — Termination of an approved construction activity application.
- 27-31 — Stormwater management protection.
- 27-32 — Watercourse protection.
- 27-33 — Notification of spills.
- 27-34 — Cleanup procedures.
- 27-40 — Illicit connections, illicit discharges, and improper disposal.
- 27-41 — Detection of illicit connections and improper disposal.
- 27-42 — Waste disposal prohibitions.
- 27-43 — Discharges in violation of NPDES general permit for stormwater discharges associated with industrial activity permit.
- 27-50 — Monitoring.
- 27-51 — Inspections.
- 27-52 — Enforcement.
- 27-53 — Corrective action.
- 27-54 — Suspension and revocation of a construction activity application.
- 27-55 — Penalties.
- 27-62 — Design criteria.
- 27-69 — Appeal process.
- 27-76 — Connection to conveyances/fees.
- 27-77 — Plan review.
- 27-78 — Field inspection.
- 27-85 — Injuring or obstructing stormwater facilities.
- 27-86 — Consent required to uncover public stormwater facility.
- 27-87 — Removal of sewage by connection with a stormwater facility prohibited.
- 27-88 — Laying pipe in street within five (5) feet of stormwater facility prohibited.
- 27-89 — Opening trenches in public way.
- 27-90 — Form of application for connection permit.
- 27-91 — Notification of engineering division and department of stormwater management prior to laying stormwater facilities; inspection and approval.
- 27-92 — Grading and drainage requirements.
- 27-99 — Low lots or grounds constituting public nuisance or health hazard.
- 27-100 — Water from building.
- 27-101 — Flood hazard areas.
- 27-102 — Stormwater management systems.
- 27-103 — Definitions.
- 27-104 — Lands to which division applies.
- 27-105 — Establishment of areas of special flood hazard.
- 27-106 — Compliance.
- 27-107 — Abrogation and greater restrictions.
- 27-108 — Interpretation.
- 27-109 — Warning and disclaimer of liability.
- 27-110 — Annexations.
- 27-111 — Penalties.
- 27-112 — Floodplain manager and chief building official to administer division.
- 27-113 — Same—Duties and responsibilities.
- 27-114 — Subdivision and development procedures.
- 27-115 — Variance procedures.
- 27-116 — General standards.
- 27-117 — Specific standards.
- 27-118 — Standards for streams without established base flood elevations and/or floodways.
- 27-119 — Standards for subdivision proposals.
- 27-120 — Standards for areas of shallow flooding (AO zone).
- 27-121 — Standards for streams with established base flood elevations but without floodways.
- 27-132 — Findings.
- 27-133 — Article designation and authority.
- 27-134 — Definitions.
- 27-135 — Establishment of stormwater management utility; administration; duties and powers.
- 27-136 — Jurisdiction.
- 27-137 — Stormwater utility fees.
- 27-139 — Classification of property for purposes of determination of the fee.
- 27-140 — Establishment of fees for all classifications of property.
- 27-141 — Responsibility for fees.
- 27-142 — Fee adjustments.
- 27-143 — Effective date of adjustments.
- 27-144 — Notification of determination of impervious area for developed non-residential property.
- 27-145 — Collection of fees.
- 27-146 — Investment and reinvestment of funds and borrowing.
- 27-147 — Requests for reconsideration.
- 27-148 — Appeals.
- 27-149 — Severability.
- 27-171 — Establishment.
- 27-172 — Purpose.
- 27-173 — Organization.
- 27-174 — Attendance requirements for members.
- 27-175 — Intragovernmental relations.
- 28-36 — Findings of city council.
- 28-37 — Definitions.
- 28-38 — Permissive encroachments.
- 28-39 — Prohibition of unauthorized encroachments.
- 28-40 — Location, style, etc. of encroachments.
- 28-41 — Administration.
- 28-42 — Encroachment installation, mounting and maintenance permitting and standards.
- 28-43 — Removal.
- 28-44 — Exemptions.
- 28-45 — Promotion of civil sidewalks.
- 28-21 — Permit required for disturbing surface of or opening street or taking up sidewalk; closing openings.
- 28-22 — Street opening permit; application; deposit.
- 28-23 — Arrest of person digging without permit.
- 28-24 — Warning signs required during construction or repair.
- 28-25 — Lanterns and barricades required when street opened for pipes or drains or when materials are piled up.
- 28-1 — Specifications for design and construction of roads and drainage systems.
- 28-2 — Establishment of street level as prerequisite to excavation of lots; excavation below level.
- 28-3 — Draining grease or oil.
- 28-4 — Right to plant on unpaved portion of sidewalks.
- 28-5 — Damaging vegetation in unpaved portion of sidewalks.
- 28-6 — Use of chemical defoliants restricted.
- 28-7 — Depositing material into storm drainage system prohibited.
- 28-56 — Definitions.
- 28-57 — Authority of council to provide for paving.
- 28-96 — Bond required to obstruct driveway.
- 28-97 — Payment of restoration costs in lieu of bond.
- 28-98 — Quality of materials used in restoration.
- 28-76 — Numbers required.
- 28-77 — Assignment of numbers.
- 28-78 — Owner to identify building by correct number.
- 28-79 — Building set back from street.
- 28-80 — Correction of irregularities in numbering system.
- 28-81 — Assignment of number prior to issuance of building permit.
- 28-82 — Damaging or altering numbers.
- 29-16 — Appeals generally.
- 29-17 — Hearing on suspension, revocation or appeal.
- 29-18 — Appeal to council.
- 29-19 — Appeal of council's decision to court.
- 29-31 — Establishment.
- 29-32 — Membership; appointment; terms of office.
- 29-33 — Duties and responsibilities.
- 29-58 — Business license—Required.
- 29-59 — Voluntary tour guide certification.
- 29-61 — Tour guide identification card.
- 29-62 — Display of tour guide identification card.
- 29-63 — Continuing education.
- 29-64 — Reporting requirements.
- 29-1 — Findings of fact.
- 29-2 — Definitions.
- 29-3 — Operation of motorized vehicles by peddlers in the old and historic district.
- 29-4 — Limitation on operation of vehicles on Battery and White Point Gardens.
- 29-5 — Limitation on operation of vendors near churches or places of worship.
- 29-81 — Restricted to certain vehicles.
- 29-93 — Certificate of appropriateness not required.
- 29-94 — Route limitations.
- 29-95 — Tour guide required.
- 29-96 — Insurance required.
- 29-97 — Passenger loading and parking.
- 29-109 — Certificate of appropriateness required.
- 29-110 — Route limitations.
- 29-111 — Tour guide required.
- 29-112 — Passenger loading.
- 29-113 — Parking.
- 29-114 — Limitation upon number of small buses in operation.
- 29-115 — Exception to the size of small buses in operation.
- 29-125 — Findings of council.
- 29-126 — Articulated vehicles prohibited.
- 29-127 — Theme vehicles prohibited.
- 29-141 — Certificate of appropriateness not required.
- 29-142 — Special permit required.
- 29-143 — Route limitations.
- 29-144 — Tour guide required.
- 29-145 — Passenger loading for large buses.
- 29-146 — Permitted transportation for nontouring purposes.
- 29-147 — Parking.
- 29-148 — Day Light Savings Time perimeter route limits.
- 29-149 — Eastern Standard Time perimeter route limits.
- 29-150 — Perimeter routes.
- 29-173 — Touring limitation.
- 29-185 — When required.
- 29-186 — Application.
- 29-187 — Design standards prerequisite to issuance.
- 29-188 — Transferability.
- 29-189 — Suspension or revocation.
- 29-190 — Expiration.
- 29-283 — Findings of fact.
- 29-284 — Establishment of process.
- 29-285 — Tourism commission review.
- 29-286 — City council to advise by resolution.
- 29-201 — Restricted.
- 29-202 — Franchise agreement required; restrictions.
- 29-203 — Route limitations.
- 29-204 — Drivers.
- 29-205 — Tour guide required.
- 29-206 — Gatekeeper loading and medallion issuance procedure.
- 29-207 — Design standards.
- 29-208 — Zones of operation.
- 29-209 — Diapering apparatus and sanitation communication required.
- 29-210 — Number of medallions to be issued.
- 29-211 — Fees.
- 29-212 — General health care and management requirements.
- 29-213 — Emergency procedures.
- 29-219 — Required.
- 29-220 — Application; inspection.
- 29-221 — Transferability.
- 29-222 — Suspension or revocation.
- 29-223 — Expiration.
- 29-281 — Conduction of bicycle tours.
- 29-282 — Definitions.
- 29-261 — Limits on size; additional tour guides.
- 29-262 — Amplifying devices prohibited.
- 29-235 — Maintenance of traffic flow.
- 29-236 — Hours of operation.
- 29-237 — Temporary traffic alterations.
- 29-238 — Touring by non-certified small buses and charter buses.
- 29-239 — Limitations on engine idling.
- 29-240 — Report of accident required.
- 29-241 — Compliance required.
- 30-36 — Permit required to locate meter box in sidewalk or roadway.
- 30-37 — Curb boxes in roadways prohibited; repair of curb and meter boxes.
- 30-16 — Appointment of employees.
- 30-17 — Duty to supervise and inspect wiring and equipment.
- 30-18 — Jurisdiction over telegraph, radio and alarm systems.
- 30-19 — Inspection of wiring and apparatus.
- 30-20 — Supervision over erection and maintenance of wires and poles in streets.
- 30-21 — Supervision and regulation of placement of wires to prevent fires and accidents.
- 30-22 — Enforcement of laws.
- 30-23 — Right to enter buildings for inspections and testing.
- 30-24 — Compliance with orders; interfering with department of public service.
- 30-1 — Interfering with city property controlled by commissioners of public works.
- 30-2 — Enforcement by police.
- 30-3 — Combined waterworks and sewer system.
- 30-51 — Public lighting.
- 30-52 — Enforcement of article.
- 30-53 — Additional duties of department of parks.
- 30-54 — Access to equipment for testing current and voltage; testing circuits.
- 30-55 — Deduction from bill when city uses less than prescribed amount of energy.
- 30-191 — Contract prerequisite to taking water from public hydrant or private pipe connection.
- 30-192 — Use of fire plug or private pipe connected with waterworks.
- 30-193 — Permit required to turn curb cock on or off.
- 30-194 — Permit required to open or interfere with hydrants or mains.
- 30-195 — Wasting water.
- 30-196 — Polluting water supply prohibited.
- 30-197 — Obstructing hydrants.
- 30-198 — Hitching animals to hydrants or drinking fountains.
- 30-199 — Permission required for extending service pipes.
- 30-200 — Duty of paving contractors as to valves, valve boxes, hydrants, etc.
- 30-211 — Application of conservation regulations upon mayor's proclamation.
- 30-212 — Prohibited uses during emergency.
- 30-213 — Effect of proclamation on water charges.
- 30-214 — Penalty.
- 30-106 — Injuring or obstructing sewers or drains.
- 30-107 — Consent required to uncover public sanitary sewer or drain.
- 30-116 — Removal of sewage by connection with storm drain prohibited.
- 30-117 — Permit for connection with sanitary sewer—Required.
- 30-118 — Same—Application; filing; issuance.
- 30-119 — Same—Form of application.
- 30-120 — Same—Approval of plumbing work and material in building required for issuance.
- 30-121 — Licensed plumber required to make connection.
- 30-122 — Compliance with division required.
- 30-123 — Pipe connections of buildings with public sanitary sewers; backfilling; repaving.
- 30-124 — Gasket required at joints.
- 30-125 — Separate connection of buildings with sanitary sewers; six-inch lines to private property; permit for more than one drain.
- 30-126 — Drains—General construction requirements.
- 30-127 — Same—Size; depth for laying pipes and drains.
- 30-128 — Laying pipe in street within five feet of street sanitary sewer prohibited.
- 30-129 — Opening trenches in street or public way.
- 30-171 — Designation of non-standard service districts.
- 30-172 — Definitions.
- 30-173 — Priority list.
- 30-174 — Construction.
- 30-175 — Removal of overhead structures or poles; limitations on new installations; adaptation of existing service facilities.
- 30-176 — Notice to utility companies and owners.
- 30-177 — Discontinuance of service to premises for noncompliance.
- 30-178 — Penalty.
- 30-181 — Crescent Neighborhood underground utility district.
- 30-182 — Assessment and collection of underground utility fee.
- 30-184 — Headquarters Island Plantation Neighborhood underground utility district.
- 30-186 — King Street Neighborhood underground utility district.
- 30-188 — Country Club Neighborhood underground utility district.
- 30-189 — Orange Street Neighborhood
- 30-190 — Country Club Neighborhood II underground utility district.
- 30-146 — Compliance with article required.
- 30-147 — Permit to lay conduits—Required.
- 30-148 — Same—Application; filing of plans and specifications.
- 30-149 — Same—Issuance; penalty for opening street without permit.
- 30-150 — Excavations; length and width; time restrictions; restoration of street surface.
- 30-151 — Inspection of work by city; access of officials.
- 30-152 — Liability for damage to gas or water mains or sewer connections; bond required.
- 30-153 — Authority of city to require duct for fire and police purposes.
- 30-154 — Report of underground conduits and wires by owners.
- 30-155 — Bond for restoration of street surface required.
- 30-156 — Telegraph, telephone and burglar alarm business; construction and maintenance of conduits.
- 30-76 — Marking of poles required; manner of working.
- 30-77 — Posting signs and bills on poles prohibited.
- 30-78 — Permit to erect pole or run wires in street—Required.
- 30-79 — Same—Application; filing of location.
- 30-80 — Same—Issuance.
- 30-81 — Poles in streets.
- 30-82 — Classification of telegraph and power wires as electrical.
- 30-83 — When companies required to occupy same line of poles.
- 30-84 — Use of buildings to support wires.
- 30-85 — Compliance with National Electrical Code required; approval of samples prerequisite to stringing wires.
- 30-86 — Size of poles.
- 30-87 — Poles and wires obstructing travel; removal of superfluous poles and wires.
- 30-88 — Height of wires above street.
- 30-89 — Fastening wires to trees; powers of inspections division and director of parks; cutting tree limbs for poles and wires.
- 30-90 — Location of poles; relocation.
- 30-91 — Right of city to install alarm wires on poles.
- 30-92 — Suspension of permits; discontinuance of service upon repeated violations.
- 30-93 — Emergency crew for removal of wires upon occurrence of fire.
- 30-94 — Authority of fire chief to order current turned off in emergency.
- 31-36 — Definitions.
- 31-41 — Required.
- 31-42 — Application; contents.
- 31-43 — Report of traffic and transportation committee on application.
- 31-44 — Continuance.
- 31-45 — Suspension or revocation by traffic and transportation committee.
- 31-76 — Required.
- 31-77 — Data required of applicant.
- 31-78 — Qualifications of applicant.
- 31-79 — Grounds for refusal by the police department or a certifying licensee.
- 31-80 — Issuance; term.
- 31-81 — Fees for new permits, renewals, transfers, replacements.
- 31-82 — Contents; display in vehicle or on person.
- 31-83 — Suspension, revocation, and surrender.
- 31-84 — Appeals from decision of police department.
- 31-101 — Liability insurance policy required.
- 31-102 — Effect of policy cancellation.
- 31-114 — Vehicle registration.
- 31-115 — Proof of registration.
- 31-127 — Compliance with chapter prerequisite to operating a public vehicle for hire.
- 31-128 — Vehicle inspection.
- 31-129 — Inspection.
- 31-130 — Trade dress.
- 31-141 — Minimum standards of service.
- 31-142 — Driver's manifests to be prepared and preserved.
- 31-143 — General rules of operation.
- 31-167 — Meters—Use of; required specifications.
- 31-168 — Taximeters to be kept accurate.
- 31-169 — Inspection of meters.
- 31-170 — Indication of status of taxi cab by flag.
- 31-171 — Certain meters and uses prohibited.
- 31-172 — Metered rates and fares.
- 31-173 — Fares posted.
- 31-174 — Fares for baggage.
- 31-175 — Severability.
- 31-211 — Findings.
- 31-212 — Pick-up and drop-off zones, no pick-up zones—Creation and rules.
- 31-16 — Petition to establish line; applicability of chapter.
- 31-17 — Maintenance of adequate schedules.
- 31-18 — Duty of person in charge to discharge and stop for passengers.
- 31-19 — Permitting passengers to stand.
- 31-20 — Passengers not allowed to stand next to bus driver or in stairwells of bus.
- 31-21 — Obstructing street or foot crossing with vehicle.
- 31-22 — Smoking, spitting or improper conduct prohibited.
- 31-23 — Council's power to amend article; grant of privilege not exclusive.
- 31-1 — Use for prostitution prohibited.
- 31-2 — Authorized vehicles.
- 54-101 — Title; zoning map adopted.
- 54-102 — Division of city into zoning district classifications.
- 54-103 — Rules for determining zoning district boundaries.
- 54-104 — Applicability of regulations.
- 54-105 — Conflicting provisions.
- 54-106 — Rules of construction.
- 54-110 — Non-conforming uses shall be governed by the following provisions.
- 54-120 — Definitions.
- 54-201 — Base zoning districts.
- 54-202 — Overlay zones.
- 54-203 — Permitted principal uses.
- 54-204 — Hours of operation; restrictions.
- 54-204.1 — Restrictions on large retail centers.
- 54-204.2 — Restrictions on portable storage units; purpose and intent.
- 54-204.3 — Accommodations use restrictions.
- 54-205 — Adult uses; restrictions.
- 54-206 — Special exception uses.
- 54-207 — Conditional uses.
- Pt. 3 — TABLE OF PERMITTED USES
- 54-208 — The following provisions shall apply to all residential short term rentals ("STR").
- 54-208.1 — Requirements for a Category 1 short term rental, STR permit for properties within the Old and Historic District.
- 54-208.2 — Requirements for a Category 2 short term rental, STR permit for properties located on the peninsula outside of the Old and Historic District and the Short Term Rental, ST Overlay Zone.
- 54-208.3 — Requirements for a Category 3 short term rental, STR permit for properties in all other areas of the City off of the peninsula.
- 54-209 — Communication towers.
- 54-210 — Day care facilities.
- 54-211 — Home occupations.
- 54-212 — Accessory uses within GO office developments.
- 54-213 — Sidewalk café regulations.
- 54-214 — Accessory dwelling unit.
- 54-215 — Outdoor dining services.
- 54-216 — Accessory Uses with LB zoning districts.
- 54-217 — Pools.
- 54-220 — Accommodations overlay zone.
- 54-221 — Tour boat overlay zone.
- 54-222 — Johns Island Overlay Zone.
- 54-223 — Amusement and Recreation Services, AR Overlay Zone.
- 54-224 — Savannah Highway, SH Overlay Zone.
- 54-225 — School S Overlay Zone.
- 54-226 — Landmark LMK Overlay Zone.
- 54-227 — Short Term Rental, ST Overlay Zone.
- 54-228 — GBLN Overlay Zone.
- 54-229 — LILN Overlay Zone.
- 54-229.1 — Tech Corridor, TC Overlay Zone.
- 54-229.2 — Gateway, G Overlay Zone.
- 54-229.3 — Dupont Wappoo Planning Area and DuWap Overlay Zone.
- 54-229.4 — Folly Road, FR, Overlay Zone.
- 54-229.5 — FR Overlay Zone, North Village Sub-Area.
- 54-229.6 — FR Overlay Zone, Commercial Core Sub-Area.
- 54-229.7 — FR Overlay Zone, South Village Sub-Area.
- 54-229.8 — FR Overlay Zone, Neighborhood Preservation Sub-Area.
- 54-229.9 — FR Overlay Zone, Conservation Sub-Area.
- 54-230 — Purpose of creating districts.
- 54-231 — Designation of Old City District and Old and Historic Districts; definitions.
- 54-232 — Construction or demolition of structures in districts; permit required; certificate of approval.
- 54-233 — Board of Architectural Review created; composition; appointment and terms of office.
- 54-234 — Meeting of board.
- 54-235 — Adoption of inventory map; procedure for revision.
- 54-236 — Guidance standards; maintenance of consistent policy.
- 54-237 — Application and review procedure.
- 54-238 — Contents of application.
- 54-239 — Public notice requirements.
- 54-240 — Board of Architectural Review; powers and duties.
- 54-241 — Powers of the board to require repair of structures; intentional demolition of structures without approval.
- 54-242 — Exemptions from article.
- 54-243 — Report to administrative officer; issuance of certificate of appropriateness.
- 54-244 — Time limitations on certificates of appropriateness.
- 54-245 — Appeals to Board of Architectural Review.
- 54-246 — Effect of an appeal.
- 54-247 — Hearing an appeal.
- 54-248 — Appeal from Board of Architectural Review to Circuit Court.
- 54-250 — PUD defined.
- 54-251 — Intent.
- 54-252 — General application.
- 54-253 — Procedures for review.
- 54-254 — Criteria for Review.
- 54-255 — Application requirements.
- 54-256 — PUD zoning regulations.
- 54-257 — Management of common open space and improvements.
- 54-258 — Recorded plats.
- 54-259 — Termination of a PUD.
- 54-260 — Amendments to approved PUD Master Plans.
- 54-261 — Modifications of approved PUD Master Plan zoning regulations.
- 54-263 — Daniel Island Master Plan Zoning Text.
- 54-264 — Canterbury Woods Development Guidelines and Master Plan.
- 54-265 — Cainhoy, CY District.
- 54-266 — Purpose for creating district.
- 54-267 — Design Review District objectives.
- 54-268 — Designation of Design Review District, review authority, scope of authority and exemptions.
- 54-269 — Design Review Board created; composition, appointment and terms of members.
- 54-270 — Board meetings.
- 54-271 — Appeals.
- 54-272 — Design review standards.
- 54-273 — Application and review procedures.
- 54-274 — Purpose.
- 54-275 — Definitions.
- 54-276 — Permitted uses.
- 54-277 — Density and lot size.
- 54-278 — Block length.
- 54-279 — Street connectivity.
- 54-280 — Thoroughfare classifications and right-of-way design standards.
- 54-281a — Type 1 streets.
- 54-281b — Type 2 streets.
- 54-282 — Off-street parking.
- 54-283 — Urban design requirements.
- 54-284 — Parks and open space.
- 54-285 — Site plans.
- 54-286 — Purpose.
- 54-287 — Applicability and minimum neighborhood size.
- 54-288 — Approval of Neighborhood District plans and plats.
- 54-289 — Density.
- 54-290 — Land uses.
- 54-292 — Block length.
- 54-293 — Street connectivity, classifications and design standards.
- 54-294 — Urban design requirements.
- 54-295 — Outdoor space.
- 54-296 — Hemmingwood, HW-PUD District.
- 54-297 — Findings.
- 54-298 — Purpose.
- 54-299 — Availability.
- 54-299.1 — Definitions.
- 54-299.2 — Land uses for WH districts.
- 54-299.3 — Parking and loading.
- 54-299.4 — Height, area and setback regulations.
- 54-299.5 — Affordable/workforce housing account.
- 54-299.6 — Lot frontage requirements.
- 54-299.7 — Land uses for qualified developments.
- 54-299.8 — Small efficiency dwelling units.
- 54-299.11 — Purpose.
- 54-299.12 — Definitions.
- 54-299.13 — Approval of cluster developments.
- 54-299.14 — Applicability and general provisions.
- 54-299.15 — Additional site planning review standards.
- 54-299.16 — Sunset.
- 54-299.21 — Findings.
- 54-299.22 — Purpose.
- 54-299.23 — Land uses.
- 54-299.24 — Rooftop uses above height limit.
- 54-299.25 — Ground floor active use.
- 54-299.26 — Mixed use.
- 54-299.27 — Parking.
- 54-299.28 — Location of parking.
- 54-299.29 — Density.
- 54-299.30 — Height limits.
- 54-299.31 — Drainage ponds.
- 54-299.32 — Incentive options.
- 54-299.33 — Definitions.
- 54-299.51 — Intent.
- 54-299.52 — Applicability of standards.
- 54-299.53 — Hours of operation.
- 54-299.54 — Height, area and setback regulations.
- 54-299.55 — Driveways and vehicle access.
- 54-299.56 — Landscape buffer, road buffer and parking lot buffer requirements.
- 54-299.57 — Design standards.
- 54-299.58 — Parking area surface material requirements.
- 54-299.59 — Purpose.
- 54-299.60 — Applicability and general provisions.
- 54-299.61 — Conservation Development approval and design criteria.
- 54-299.62 — Management of common open space.
- 54-299.63 — Appeal.
- 54-301 — Height, area and setback regulations.
- 54-305 — Applicability of requirements for Old City Height District.
- 54-306 — Old City Height Districts.
- 54-306.A — Height District 2.5.
- 54-306.B — Height District 3.
- 54-306.C — Height District 2.5 - 3.
- 54-306.D — Height District 3.5.
- 54-306.E — Height District 4.
- 54-306.F — Height District 5.
- 54-306.G — Height District 6.
- 54-306.H — Height District 7.
- 54-306.I — Height District 8.
- 54-306.J — Height District 4-12.
- 54-306.K — Height District 3X.
- 54-306.L — Height District 85/200.
- 54-306.M — Height District 85/125.
- 54-306.N — Height District 85/30.
- 54-306.O — Height District 100/30.
- 54-306.P — Height District 80/30.
- 54-306.Q — Height District 50W.
- 54-306.R — Height District W.
- 54-306.S — Height District WP.
- 54-306.T — Height District 56/30 V.
- 54-306.U — Height District 120/30.
- 54-306.V — Height District 55/30 S.
- 54-306.W — Height District 55/30.
- 54-306.X — Height district chart.
- 54-306.Y — Height District 8-12(A), (B), and (C).
- 54-307 — View corridor protection.
- 54-308 — Exceptions.
- 54-310 — Driveway spacing and design for business, office and industrial lots.
- 54-311 — Building setbacks for business, office or industrial lots.
- 54-315 — Intent.
- 54-316 — Applicability of requirements.
- 54-317 — Required number of off-street parking spaces by land use.
- 54-318 — Design requirements for new parking areas.
- 54-318.1 — Storage or display of merchandise in parking areas prohibited.
- 54-319 — Location of parking.
- 54-319.1 — Shared parking.
- 54-319.2 — Off-site parking agreement.
- 54-320 — Additional parking requirements.
- 54-321 — Off-street loading space requirements for business, wholesale, industrial, or terminal uses.
- 54-325 — Intent.
- 54-326 — Exemptions.
- 54-327 — Tree removal restrictions.
- 54-328 — Tree survey requirements.
- 54-329 — Standards for approval to remove trees.
- 54-330 — Tree protection requirements.
- 54-331 — Tree replacement, relocation, planting and maintenance requirements.
- 54-340 — Intent.
- 54-341 — Applicability of requirements.
- 54-342 — Plan review and approval requirements.
- 54-343 — Perimeter landscaping requirements for surface parking lots, service areas or other vehicular use areas.
- 54-343.1 — Interior landscaping requirements for surface parking lots and other vehicular use areas.
- 54-343.2 — Screening requirements for refuse collection areas.
- 54-344 — Intent.
- 54-345 — Applicability of requirements.
- 54-346 — Plan review and approval requirements.
- 54-347 — Landscape buffer requirements.
- 54-347.1 — Critical line buffer requirements.
- 54-348 — Buffer types.
- 54-349 — Road and river classification chart.
- 54-350 — Relocation and moving of structures.
- 54-351 — Vision clearance requirements.
- 54-352 — Intent and applicability.
- 54-353 — Standards and regulations.
- 54-354 — Intent.
- 54-355 — Rules and regulations for mobile home parks.
- 54-356 — Rules and regulations for mobile home lots.
- 54-357 — Temporary mobile homes permitted.
- 54-358 — Standards and regulations.
- 54-360 — Requirement for multi-family and non-residential development.
- 54-361 — General standards.
- 54-363 — Purpose.
- 54-364 — Defined terms.
- 54-365 — Applicability and requirement thresholds.
- 54-366 — Type of transit accommodations, location, design, and installation.
- 54-401 — Intent.
- 54-402 — Applicability of regulations.
- 54-403 — General requirements.
- 54-404 — Prohibited signs.
- 54-405 — Exempt signs.
- 54-410 — Provisions applicable to all signs.
- 54-411 — Temporary signs within all zoning districts.
- 54-412 — Regulations for signs within the Savannah Highway Overlay Zone and Residential Office, RO District.
- 54-413 — Regulations for signs within the Commercial Transitional, CT District.
- 54-414 — Regulations for signs within the Daniel Island Town Center DI-TC, Gathering Place, GP District and Neighborhood, N District.
- 54-414.1 — Regulations for signs within the Agricultural, AG-8 and AG-S Districts.
- 54-415 — Regulations for signs within all other districts.
- 54-420 — Non-conforming signs.
- 54-501 — Lot of record of insufficient size.
- 54-502 — Adjoining and vacant lots of record of insufficient size.
- 54-503 — Limitation on minimum requirements of lot area per family.
- 54-505 — Exceptions to height requirements.
- 54-506 — Exceptions to setback requirements.
- 54-510 — Exceptions to vision clearance requirements.
- 54-511 — Exceptions to off-street parking requirements.
- 54-512 — Exceptions to off-street loading requirements.
- 54-513 — Exceptions to buffer requirements.
- 54-601 — Land Development Plan Approval.
- 54-602 — Establishment of the Technical Review Committee (TRC).
- 54-603 — Intent.
- 54-604 — Developments that require TRC approval.
- 54-605 — Site alteration prior to land development plan approval prohibited.
- 54-606 — TRC review procedures.
- 54-607 — Appeals.
- 54-608 — Time limitations on TRC approval.
- 54-701 — Intent.
- 54-702 — Establishment of official road plan maps.
- 54-703 — Applicability of regulations.
- 54-704 — Appeal.
- 54-705 — Exemption.
- 54-801 — Purpose.
- 54-803 — Subdivision, property line abandonment and property line adjustment defined.
- 54-804 — Effective date of the regulations.
- 54-805 — Variances.
- 54-806 — Property line abandonment procedures.
- 54-807 — Property line adjustment procedures.
- 54-808 — Subdivision procedures.
- 54-809 — Concept plan or PUD site plan.
- 54-810 — Development plan (preliminary plat and construction documents).
- 54-811 — Final subdivision plat.
- 54-812 — Recording of plat.
- 54-813 — Phasing major subdivision plats.
- 54-814 — Resubdivision of land.
- 54-815 — Miscellaneous platting situations.
- 54-816 — Plat Review Committee and Technical Review Committee.
- 54-820 — Design standards for terrain.
- 54-821 — Street design standards.
- 54-822 — Design standards for easements.
- 54-823 — Design standards for blocks.
- 54-824 — Design standards for new lots.
- 54-830 — Markers required.
- 54-831 — Utility, street and sidewalk improvements required.
- 54-901 — Zoning administrator as administrative officer; inspections; enforcing agents.
- 54-902 — Duty of corporation counsel as to enforcement.
- 54-903 — Building permit a prerequisite to work.
- 54-904 — Procedure when enforcement or interpretation questioned; appeals to court.
- 54-905 — Remedies for violations.
- 54-906 — Building permits; plat and plans required.
- 54-907 — Certificate of appropriateness.
- 54-908 — Certificate of occupancy.
- 54-909 — Permit limitations; failure to commence work.
- 54-910 — Interpretation and purpose of chapter.
- 54-920 — Boards created; composition; appointment and term of members.
- 54-921 — Rules of procedure; public notice; meetings; minutes; witnesses.
- 54-922 — Procedures for posting properties and application fees.
- 54-923 — Powers of the Board of Zoning Appeals—Zoning and Board of Zoning Appeals—Site Design.
- 54-924 — Requirements for granting a variance.
- 54-925 — Variances; authority of Board to impose conditions.
- 54-926 — Appeals to Boards of Zoning Appeals.
- 54-927 — Effect of an appeal.
- 54-928 — Hearing an appeal.
- 54-929 — Order of Board upon determination of appeal.
- 54-930 — Appeal from Board of Zoning Appeals to Circuit Court.
- 54-931 — Time limitations on permits authorized by Boards of Zoning Appeals and reapplication after denial.
- 54-940 — Planning Commission created; powers and duties.
- 54-941 — Planning Commission composition; terms; organization; meetings; procedural rules.
- 54-942 — Planning Commission public hearings, notices and application fees.
- 54-943 — Procedures for changes and amendments.
- 54-944 — Study of proposed changes by Planning Commission.
- 54-945 — Procedures for review of projects for compatibility with the comprehensive plan.
- 54-950 — Penalties.
- 54-960 — Vested rights.
- 54-961 — Definitions.
- 54-962 — Term.
- 54-963 — Variances, special exceptions.
- 54-964 — Amendment.
- 54-965 — Revocation.
- 54-966 — Building permits.
- 54-967 — Later enacted laws.
- 54-968 — Waiver not permitted.
- 54-969 — Permit Extension Joint Resolutions of 2010 and 2013.
- 54-970 — Temporary Moratorium.
- 54-1001 — Purpose and intent.
- 54-1002 — Use regulations.
- 54-1003 — Height, area and setback regulations.
- 54-1004 — Other regulations.
- 54-1005 — Table of permitted principal uses.
- 54-1006 — Special exception uses.
- 54-1007 — Conditional uses.
- 54-1008 — Accessory agricultural uses.
- 54-1009 — Accessory dwelling units.
- 54-1010 — Waterfront development standards.
- 54-1020 — Purpose.
- 54-1021 — "Special Events" defined.
- 54-1022 — Private special events.
- 54-1023 — Temporary special events.
- 54-1024 — Outdoor special events (principal uses and temporary special events).
- 54-1025 — Indoor special events.
- 54-1026 — Zoning permit.
- 54-1027 — Lapse of approval.
- 54-1030 — Purpose and intent.
- 54-1031 — Definitions.
- 54-1032 — Applicability.
- 54-1033 — Procedures.
- 54-1034 — Process.
- 54-1035 — Density/intensity and dimensional standards.
- 54-1036 — Waterfront lot standards.
- 54-1037 — Conservation area standards.
- 54-1038 — Conservation subdivision standards.
- 54-1039 — Accessory dwelling units within a conservation subdivision.
- 54-1050 — Abbreviations.
- 54-1051 — Definitions.
- 54-1052 — Introduction.
- 54-1053 — Objective.
- 54-1054 — Property access.
- 54-1055 — Landowner/developer responsibilities.
- 54-1056 — Rural road classifications.
- 54-1057 — Applying road classifications.
- 54-1058 — Private road standards.
- 54-1059 — Public road standards.
- 54-1060 — Design and construction requirements.
- App. A — Recommended Tree and Shrub Species for Parking Lot Landscaping and Landscape Buffers
- App. B — Recommended Native and Naturalized Tree, Shrub and Grass Species for Landscape Buffers
- 1 — Appeal or Application Requirements, Time Limits and Fees.
- 2 — Time Limit for Appeal of an Administrative Decision.
- 3 — Time Limit and Procedure for Appeal for Reconsideration of a Board Decision to the Board.
- 4 — Agenda.
- 5 — Withdrawal of Appeal or Application.
- 6 — Deferrals.
- 7 — Notice.
- 1 — Time and Place.
- 2 — Agenda.
- 3 — Quorum.
- 4 — Rules of Order.
- 1 — Rules.
- 2 — Office of the Boards.
- 3 — Officers.
- 4 — Chairman.
- 5 — Secretary.
- 1 — Appearances.
- 2 — Witnesses.
- 3 — Evidence.
- 4 — Conduct of Hearing.
- 5 — Disposition.
- 6 — Form of Order.
- 7 — Service of Order.
- 1 — Adoption.
- 2 — Amendment.
- 1 — Minutes.
- 2 — Orders and Documents.
- 1 — Notice.
- 2 — Procedure.
- 1 — Time and Place.
- 2 — Agenda.
- 3 — Quorum.
- 4 — Rules of Order.
- 5 — Voting.
- 6 — Conduct.
- 1 — Rules.
- 2 — Office of the Commission.
- 3 — Officers.
- 4 — Chairman.
- 5 — Vice-Chairman.
- 6 — Secretary.
- 1 — Minutes.
- 2 — Reports.
- 3 — Attendance.
- 1 — Adoption.
- 2 — Amendment.
- 1 — Zoning Amendments.
- 2 — Plats.
- 3 — Comprehensive Plan.
- 4 — Reconsideration.
- App. G — CANTERBURY WOODS PUD "CW-PUD" DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES
- App. J — Cainhoy District Development Guidelines
- Div. III — Setback criteria.
- Div. I — Statement of purpose.
