Tyler TX ordinances

1420 published ordinances from the Code of Ordinances of the City of Tyler, Texas (September 2026: including amendments through September 9, 2026), in publication order. Independent public-information project — not the official City of Tyler website.

1-20 — General Regulations
1-21 — Sunset review.
1-22 — City Council meetings.
1-23 — Method of placing matter on agenda by Council-member.
1-26 — Definitions
1-27 — Ethics; prohibited direct and indirect financial interest of a City officer, employee or agent.
1-28 — Penalties.
1-29 — Relationship of this Article to Texas Local Government Code Chapter 171 or successor statute; prohibited substantial interests of City officer.
1-10 — Division of City into precincts; voting therein.
1-11 — Single member districts.
1-1 — How Code designated and cited.
1-2 — Definitions; Rules of construction.
1-3 — Severability of parts of Code.
1-4 — General penalties for violation of Code; continuing violations.
1-5 — Culpable Mental State Requirement.
1-6 — Amendments or additions to Code.
1-7 — Supplementation of Code authorized.
1-8 — Rules in Code.
1-9 — Refund, transfer or waiver of fees by City Council.
1-30 — Administrative policies and procedures.
1-31 — Scope.
1-32 — Procedure at Departmental level.
1-33 — Procedure before City Manager or designee.
1-91 — Creation; appointments and officers.
1-92 — Objectives and functions.
1-80 — Court of Record and Grant of Civil Authority, Jurisdiction
1-81 — Court Clerks
1-82 — Office of City Marshal; appointment; deputies; qualifications.
1-83 — Style of writs, Jurors.
1-84 — Administrative Search Warrants.
1-85 — Warrant Special expense.
1-86 — Municipal Court; collection fees.
1-87 — Security fund.
1-88 — Technology fund.
1-89 — Teen Court.
1-90 — Juvenile case manager fund.
1-60 — Definition of City Record(s) (Local Government Record).
1-61 — ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS.
1-62 — City Records (Local Government Records) Declared Public Property.
1-63 — City Policy.
1-64 — Designation of Records Management Officer.
1-65 — Duties of City Clerk (Officer for Public Information and Records Management Officer).
1-66 — Duties and Responsibilities of Department Leaders (Records Custodians).
1-67 — Designation of Records Liaison Officers.
1-68 — Duties and Responsibilities of Records Liaison Officers.
1-69 — Records Management Program; Authority of Program.
1-70 — Implementation of Texas State Library and Archives Commission Records Retention Schedules.
1-71 — Mandatory Destruction of Records under the Adopted Schedules.
1-72 — Destruction of Unscheduled Records by Approval Only.
1-73 — Penalty for Unauthorized Destruction of City Records (Local Government Records)
1-74 — City Records Center - Off-site Records Facility under control of City Clerk.
1-75 — Micrographics.
1-76 — Electronic Storage of Records; Authorization.
1-50 — Purposes and intent.
1-51 — Definitions.
1-52 — Authority to operate; exceptions.
1-53 — Medical Control Board.
1-54 — Compliance with law.
1-55 — Violation; penalty.
1-56 — Failure to pay service charges unlawful.
1-40 — Preparation of plan.
1-41 — Declaration of local disaster; Override of local ordinance during declared disaster.
1-42 — No liability for emergency management operations.
1-43 — Prohibited acts; penalty.
1-100 — Tyler Main Street Board
2-30 — Tax Abatement Policy Principles.
2-31 — Abatement Eligibility Criteria.
2-32 — Abatement Review.
2-11 — Date ad valorem and property taxes due; delinquent.
2-12 — Tax exemptionsGranted.
2-13 — Taxation of telecommunication services.
2-14 — Bingo game tax.
2-15 — Hotel Tax - Definitions.
2-16 — Hotel tax rate. Establishment of 7% hotel tax occupancy rate; and additional 2% hotel occupancy tax rate. (Effective 9/1/2011)
2-17 — Collection of Tax by Lodging Provider.
2-18 — Exceptions.
2-19 — Registration of Lodging Provider, Form and Contents, Execution, Certificate of Authority.
2-20 — Determination Generally, Returns, Payments.
2-21 — Deficiency Determinations.
2-22 — Determination if No Return Made.
2-23 — Collection of tax by City.
2-24 — Administration of Ordinance, Recordkeeping.
2-25 — Violations.
2-1 — Fiscal year.
2-2 — Budget amendments; transfers.
2-3 — Street Improvement Fund
2-4 — Operating Reserve Target.
2-5 — Check signatures and depository security signatures.
2-6 — Contracts and purchasing.
2-7 — Donations policy.
2-8 — Audit firm retention policy.
2-9 — Copying charges for public documents.
2-40 — Industrial Development Corporation.
2-41 — Tyler Health Facilities Development Corporation.
2-42 — Tax-Exempt Financing Corporations Review Procedure.
2-82 — Purpose. Applicability.
2-83 — City Manager or his designee approval of Application to Film required to issue film permit.
2-84 — Application for Filming. Requirements.
2-85 — Use of city-owned real property. Costs for Use Rate Schedule.
2-86 — Damage to public or private property.
2-80 — Gallery Main Street usage fees are as follows
2-81 — Liberty Hall Usage Fees.
2-70 — Owner liable.
2-71 — Payment.
2-72 — Delinquent collection.
2-73 — Certificates.
2-74 — Errors.
2-60 — Claims for damage or injury.
2-61 — Claims for sanitary sewer stoppages; overflows on premises.
2-62 — Indemnification.
2-46 — Introduction And Scope.
2-47 — Investment Strategy.
2-48 — Objectives.
2-49 — Investment Officers.
2-50 — Standards of Care, Ethics and Conflicts of Interest.
2-51 — Authorized Investments.
2-52 — Investment Limits.
2-53 — Selection of Broker/Dealers.
2-54 — Safekeeping.
2-55 — Reporting and Audits.
2-56 — Review of Investment Policy.
2-57 — Selection of Depositories.
2-58 — Authorized Collateral
3-30 — Firefighters' and Police Officers' Civil Service System and Commission.
3-31 — Civil Service Commission; duties as to civil suits.
3-32 — Civil Service Director; powers and duties.
3-33 — Lindsey Police and Firefighters’ Fund Board.
3-40 — Appointment of assistant police and fire chiefs.
3-41 — Definitions.
3-42 — Establishment and adoption of the classification plan.
3-43 — Classification plan adopted.
3-44 — Hearing on appeals from allocation.
3-45 — Periodic investigation of the classification plan.
3-60 — Educational incentive pay for firefighters and police officers.
3-61 — Certification pay for classified firefighters and police officers.
3-62 — Longevity pay.
3-63 — Seniority pay.
3-64 — Assignment pay.
3-65 — Fitness Incentive Pay
3-10 — Election and acceptance of coverage.
3-11 — Rate of current service employee contributions.
3-12 — Supplemental benefits fundElection and acceptance of coverage.
3-13 — Eligibility for retirement and vesting of rights.
3-14 — Authorization of restricted prior service credit.
3-15 — Updated Service Credits.
3-16 — Establishment of credit for military service.
3-17 — Authorization for previous members to reestablish membership.
3-1 — General Considerations.
3-2 — Equal employment opportunity.
3-3 — Affirmative Action.
3-70 — Established.
3-71 — Under control of chief of police.
3-72 — Authority of chief of police; limits on number of reserves.
3-73 — Training.
3-74 — Call to active service by chief of police.
3-75 — Carry weapons at direction of chief of police.
3-76 — Supplementary capacity.
3-77 — Uniforms.
3-78 — No compensation; workers compensation; public liability protection.
3-79 — Status as peace officers.
4-40 — Purpose.
4-41 — Definitions.
4-42 — Prohibition of Smoking in Public Places.
4-43 — Prohibition of Smoking in Places of Employment/Workplace.
4-44 — Prohibition of Smoking in Specified Outdoor Areas.
4-45 — Reasonable Distance. Prohibition of Smoking within Distance of 20 feet of Public Place or Place of Employment/Workplace.
4-46 — Exemptions from Prohibition.
4-47 — Posting of Signs.
4-48 — Enforcement.
4-49 — Non-retaliation.
4-50 — Violations and Penalties.
4-51 — Other Applicable Laws.
4-52 — Definitions.
4-53 — Illegal Smoking Materials. Purpose.
4-54 — Sale, delivery, offer or gift.
4-55 — Use or possession of Illegal Smoking Material.
4-56 — Use or possession of Ingestion Device Paraphernalia.
4-57 — Affirmative defenses to prosecution.
4-58 — Penalty.
4-60 — Definitions.
4-61 — Solicitations permitted only during certain hours;
4-1 — Abandoned or unclaimed personal property custody of Police Department.
4-2 — Property-Record.
4-3 — Actual or constructive notice required.
4-4 — Disposition or sale of abandoned or unclaimed property by Purchasing Agent or designee.
4-5 — Disposition of proceeds of sale.
4-6 — Redemption by owner; claims to proceeds.
4-8 — Removal of vehicles; storage fees; redemption; exception: junked vehicles.
4-9 — Transfer of surplus or salvage property; intergovernmental transfer.
4-70 — Police requests.
4-71 — Tyler Junior College Police Department, Tyler Independent School District Police Department, and University of Tyler at Texas Police Department are authorized to enforce local ordinances.
4-73 — Police towing policy authorized; operators without proof of financial responsibility; financial responsibility verification form; fee.
4-74 — Funeral Escorts.
4-90 — Unlawful Noise
4-91 — Certain handbill distribution prohibited.
4-92 — Single-residence picketing prohibited.
4-97 — Stealing or Damaging City Property.
4-99 — Possession by minor of aerosol paint.
4-100 — Definitions
4-101 — Political events; firearms other than lawfully licensed handguns prohibited; exceptions.
4-102 — City premises; prohibition against firearms; general exception for lawfully licensed handguns; other exceptions.
4-103 — Lawfully licensed handguns prohibited at certain meetings of governmental entity; notice; exceptions.
4-104 — Discharge of firearms and air guns in city prohibited; exceptions.
4-105 — Definitions
4-106 — Offense: Residency Requirements.
4-107 — Offense: Halloween.
4-108 — Evidentiary Matters; Measurement.
4-109 — Child Safety Zone map.
4-110 — Culpable mental state not required.
4-111 — Exemptions.
4-112 — Affirmative Defenses.
4-113 — Injunctive relief.
4-80 — Purpose and scope.
4-81 — Definitions.
4-82 — Alarm business responsibilities.
4-83 — Alarm users permits required.
4-84 — Alarm user responsibilities.
4-85 — Alarm systems and automatic dialing devices; prohibited ownership and activities.
4-86 — False alarms; permit suspension and revocation; false alarm fees.
5-1 — Definitions.
5-2 — Standard of Care.
5-3 — Youth Program-Recreation Staff.
5-4 — Administration
6-20 — Definitions.
6-23 — Inspection.
6-24 — Homeowner's rights.
6-25 — Appeals and variances; Construction Board of Adjustment and Appeals.
6-28 — Regulation of classes of electrician's license.
6-32 — Permit required; civil penalty for failure to obtain permits; cease and desist orders authorized; exceptions.
6-33 — Authorization required for installation, restoration of utility service, meters; unauthorized installations prohibited.
6-34 — Refusal of permit.
6-35 — Inspection; approval or disapproval.
6-36 — Temporary installation certificate.
6-37 — Permit fees.
6-38 — Disconnection on order of Electrical Inspector; notice; reconnection.
6-39 — Electrical fences prohibited.
6-40 — Wiring methods and requirements.
6-41 — Change of wiring; notice.
6-42 — Removal of unused equipment.
6-43 — National Electrical Code adopted.
6-44 — Amendments to National Electrical Code.
6-50 — Gas code adopted.
6-51 — Amendments to gas code.
6-1 — Building code adopted.
6-2 — Amendments to building code.
6-3 — SCHEDULE OF PERMIT FEES
6-10 — Site Plan required.
6-11 — Site Plan requirements.
6-12 — Maintenance of facilities in accordance with Site Plan.
6-13 — Alternate means of enforcement by City Council.
6-14 — Fencing of swimming pools.
6-70 — Plumbing code adopted.
6-71 — Amendments to plumbing code.
6-72 — Plumbing fees.
6-150 — Residential code adopted.
6-151 — Amendments to residential code.
6-120 — Fire DistrictsEstablished; adding territory.
6-121 — Office of Fire MarshalCreated and established.
6-122 — Fire Prevention Code-Adoption.
6-123 — Fire Code-Amendments.
6-125 — Arsonist conviction rewardOffer; award procedure; confidentiality of records; false reward claims unlawful.
6-126 — Fire Department Training Facility charges.
6-127 — Permits; Miscellaneous fees.
6-128 — Automatic and manual fire alarms fees.
6-129 — Discharge of certain substances declared a nuisance.
6-130 — Storage of certain chemicals in residential areas declared a nuisance.
6-131 — Schedule of Mitigation Rates for Fire Department Emergency and Non-Emergency Services
6-100 — Bond and general requirements for demolition permits.
6-90 — License and bond requirements for moving houses.
6-91 — Application for permit.
6-92 — Standards for issuance of permits.
6-93 — Coordination with other agencies.
6-94 — Safety lights required at certain times.
6-95 — Escorts.
6-96 — Vehicles with tracks prohibited.
6-80 — Mechanical code adopted.
6-81 — Amendments to Mechanical Code.
6-162 — Existing building code adopted.
6-163 — Amendments to existing building code.
6-160 — Energy conservation code adopted.
6-161 — Amendments to 2015 International Energy Conservation Code.
7-60 — In general.
7-61 — Definitions.
7-62 — Facilities required.
7-63 — Minimum requirements for light and ventilation.
7-64 — Minimum requirements for electrical systems.
7-65 — General requirements for the exterior and interior of structures.
7-66 — Minimum dwelling space requirements.
7-67 — Powers and duties; enforcement.
7-68 — Neighborhood Revitalization Board.
7-69 — Designation of Substandard Building.
7-70 — Substandard Building Declared Public Nuisance. Duty to Secure.
7-71 — Substandard Building Notice Letters to Owners and Lienholders. Contents and Attachments.
7-72 — Options for Demolition or Rehabilitation of Substandard Buildings. Requirement to Return Substandard Building Disposition Form.
7-73 — Substandard Buildings 50+ Years Old. Procedures for Rehabilitation or Demolition of Historically Significant Buildings. Historical Preservation Board.
7-74 — Substandard Buildings Less than 50 Years Old and/or Not Historically Significant. Procedures for Rehabilitation or Demolition. Neighborhood Revitalization Board.
7-75 — Neighborhood Revitalization Board Orders. Contents and Notice of Civil Penalties for Failure to Comply.
7-76 — Appeal of City Orders.
7-77 — Enforcement of Board Order.
7-78 — Emergency repair or demolition of dangerous buildings.
7-79 — Waiver and/or Approve Release of Lien.
7-10 — Declaration of policy.
7-11 — Discrimination in the sale or rental of housing.
7-12 — Discrimination in financing of housing.
7-13 — Discrimination in provision of brokerage services.
7-14 — Complaints.
7-15 — Investigation.
7-16 — Hearing.
7-17 — Legal proceedings.
7-18 — Cooperation with federal officials.
7-19 — Unlawful intimidation.
7-1 — Definitions.
7-191 — Creation of Neighborhood Empowerment Zones Creation of a Neighborhood Empowerment Zones
7-192 — Potential incentives of Neighborhood Empowerment Zones
7-193 — Administration
8-41 — Applicability of other City Requirements.
8-42 — Special event permit.
8-43 — Denial, suspension, or revocation of special event permit.
8-50 — Concessions.
8-20 — Littering and dumping prohibited.
8-21 — Loud noises prohibited.
8-22 — Unauthorized use of motor vehicles.
8-23 — Firearms prohibited.
8-24 — Archery equipment prohibited.
8-25 — Fireworks prohibited.
8-26 — Fires prohibited.
8-27 — Tents, stands, or other construction prohibited.
8-28 — Damage to plants prohibited.
8-29 — Damage of City property prohibited.
8-30 — Hunting, stalking, trapping prohibited.
8-31 — Commercial sales prohibited.
8-32 — Posting of signs prohibited.
8-33 — Domestic animals regulated; livestock prohibited.
8-34 — Possession of alcoholic beverages prohibited.
8-35 — Golfing prohibited in public parks and recreation areas.
8-36 — Radio controlled model aircraft prohibited.
8-37 — Signs in parks and recreation areas.
8-38 — Use of metal detector prohibited.
8-39 — Exceptions to Prohibitions.
8-1 — Applicability of Chapter.
8-2 — Definitions.
8-3 — Parks Master Plan.
8-4 — Parks BoardCreated; membership; responsibility.
8-5 — Naming and renaming park lands and park facilities.
8-6 — Parks closed during certain hours.
8-60 — Official maps designated.
8-61 — Burial rights.
8-62 — Interment & Establishment of Monuments.
8-63 — Hours for burials established.
8-70 — Special use permits for swimming pool and spray ground.
8-71 — Cemetery lot fees.
8-72 — Rose Complex Conference Center facitlity charges.
8-73 — Mayfair Building facility charges.
8-74 — Rose Garden Center facilities charges.
8-75 — Goodman Museum.
8-76 — Special event permit fee; park pavilions and restrooms.
8-77 — Sports tournament field usage fee.
8-78 — Athletic field maintenance fees.
8-79 — Rose Hill Cemetery Mausoleum Building Crypt Spaces.
8-80 — Glass Recreation Center facilities charges.
8-81 — Tyler Senior Center's Facilities Charges
9-1 — Fees.
9-2 — Tyler Public Library Board.
9-3 — Responsibility of librarian.
10-1 — Title
10-2 — Legal Authority
10-3 — Relationship to Other Laws, Rules, and Requirements
10-4 — Creation of Building Site
10-5 — Certificate of Occupancy
10-6 — Classification of Unlisted Uses
10-7 — Applicability
10-8 — Purposes and Intents
10-10 — Interpretations
10-11 — Zoning Map
10-12 — Legal Nonconforming Lot
10-13 — Applications Submitted Before [April 24, 2008]
10-14 — Buildings Approved or Under Construction
10-15 — Permits issued before [April 24, 2008]
10-16 — Violations Continue
10-17 — Nonconformities
10-20 — Establishment of Residential Districts
10-21 — District Purpose Statements
10-22 — Allowed Uses
10-23 — Dimensional Standards
10-24 — Establishment of Commercial and Mixed Use Districts
10-25 — District Purpose Statements
10-26 — Allowed Uses
10-27 — Dimensional Standards
10-28 — Establishment of Industrial Districts
10-29 — District Purpose Statements
10-30 — Allowed Uses
10-31 — Dimensional Standards
10-32 — Establishment of Overlay and Special Purpose Districts
10-33 — District Purpose Statements
10-34 — Dimensional Standards
10-40 — Use Groups
10-41 — Use Categories and Standards
10-42 — Determination of Use Category
10-43 — Permitted Uses
10-44 — Planned Uses
10-45 — Special Uses
10-46 — Temporary Uses
10-47 — Prohibited Uses
10-48 — Residential District Use Table
10-49 — Nonresidential District Use Table
10-50 — Residential Use Categories
10-51 — Public and Civic Use Categories
10-52 — Commercial Use Categories
10-53 — Industrial Use Categories
10-54 — Agricultural Use Group
10-55 — Other Uses Not Yet Categorized
10-60 — Manufacturing
10-62 — Manufactured Home Parks
10-63 — Single-Family Attached and Multi-Family Residential Districts
10-64 — Outdoor Sales and Promotional Activities
10-65 — Planned Districts
10-66 — Townhouses
10-67 — Two-Family Residences in R-1C
10-68 — Gas Stations
10-69 — Wireless Transmission Facilities
10-70 — Television Satellite Dish Regulations
10-71 — Sexually Oriented Businesses
10-72 — Display of Sexually Explicit Materials to Minors
10-73 — Day Care Center
10-74 — Day Care Home (Children or Adult)
10-75 — Home Occupations
10-76 — Mobile Food Units and Food Truck Parks
10-78 — Purpose
10-79 — General Requirements for Accessory Buildings and Structures
10-80 — Temporary Use Permit
10-90 — Nonconforming Uses
10-91 — Regulations
10-92 — Exceptions
10-93 — Local fee levied on alcoholic beverage permits.
10-94 — Certification; compliance with City ordinances.
10-95 — Sale of beer prohibited in residential/designated zoning districts.
10-96 — Sale of alcoholic beverages near churches, public hospitals, public or private schools, day-care centers or child-care facilities; distance requirements.
10-97 — Possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages near homeless shelters or substance abuse centers.
10-98 — Signs, Banners, and Hours of Operation.
10-99 — Enforcement; penalty.
10-100 — Purpose
10-101 — Applicability
10-102 — General Requirements for Public Improvements
10-103 — Apportionment of Municipal Infrastructure Costs
10-104 — Waiver of Development Exactions
10-105 — Subdivision Name
10-106 — Corner and Reference Markers
10-110 — Lot Arrangement
10-111 — Driveways
10-112 — Lot Dimensions
10-113 — Double Frontage Residential Lots
10-114 — Blocks
10-115 — Lots and Blocks in Nonresidential Plats
10-116 — Soil Preservation, Grading, and Debris
10-120 — Purpose
10-121 — Applicable Zones
10-122 — Gate and Accessway Design
10-123 — System Requirements
10-124 — Installation and Operation Requirements
10-125 — Maintenance
10-126 — Inspection and Testing
10-127 — Ownership and Management
10-128 — Compliance
10-130 — Completion of Improvements
10-131 — Improvement Agreement and Guarantee
10-132 — Temporary Improvements
10-133 — Failure to Complete Improvements
10-134 — Maintenance and Guarantee of Public Improvements
10-140 — Developer’s Responsibility
10-141 — Facilities Eligible for City Participation
10-142 — Escrow Policies and Procedures
10-143 — Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) Development Standards
10-720 — Purpose
10-721 — Authority to File
10-722 — Application Procedure
10-723 — Application and Processing Requirements
10-724 — Notice of Hearing
10-725 — Planning and Zoning Commission Action
10-726 — Review Criteria
10-727 — Development Standards and Review Guidelines
10-728 — Conditions
10-729 — Appeal of a Special Use Permit
10-740 — Applicability
10-741 — Review and Approval by the Planning Director
10-742 — Review Criteria
10-751 — Erosion and Sedimentation Control Permit
10-752 — Establishment of Development Permit
10-753 — Compliance and Development Permit
10-754 — Abrogation and greater restrictions; interpretation
10-755 — Designation of Administrator
10-756 — Grading Permit Required
10-757 — Policies for Issuance
10-758 — Grading Permit Requirements
10-759 — Exemptions
10-760 — Revocation or Suspension
10-761 — Compliance
10-762 — Applicability
10-763 — Review Process
10-764 — Review Criteria
10-765 — Work on Signs Without a Permit
10-766 — Expiration
10-150 — Purpose
10-151 — Map and Report
10-152 — Platting Requirements
10-154 — Exceptions to Master Street Plan Requirements
10-155 — Street Dedications and Reservations
10-156 — Street Construction
10-157 — Improvement, Widening, and Realignment of Streets
10-160 — General
10-161 — Alleys
10-162 — Curb and Gutter
10-163 — Future Connections
10-164 — Traffic Buttons and Markings
10-165 — Reserve Strips
10-166 — Topography and Arrangement
10-167 — Cul-de-Sacs
10-168 — Dead End Streets
10-169 — Street Names and Signs
10-170 — Street Lights
10-171 — Pavement
10-180 — Purpose
10-181 — Applicability
10-184 — Collector Street Connectivity Requirement
10-185 — Street Layout
10-186 — Circulation
10-187 — Required Subdivision Access Points
10-188 — Relation to Adjoining Street Systems
10-189 — Street Jogs
10-190 — Large Lot Subdivision
10-191 — Through Traffic
10-200 — Design and Construction Standards
10-201 — Streets Excluded
10-202 — Homeowner’s Associations Required
10-203 — Private Street Lot and Easement
10-204 — Construction and Maintenance Cost
10-205 — City Utilities
10-206 — Plans and Inspections
10-207 — Access Restrictions
10-208 — Petition to Convert to Public Streets
10-209 — Street Sign Standards
10-210 — Streets in the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction
10-211 — Private Driveways
10-212 — Interference with Public Facilities
10-213 — Unduly Hazardous Location Denials
10-214 — Construction Standards and Specifications
10-215 — Modifications
10-216 — Appeals
10-217 — Minor Driveways
10-218 — Major Driveways
10-230 — General Requirements
10-231 — Sidewalk Master Plan
10-232 — Changing Sidewalk Width or Grade
10-233 — Maintenance of Sidewalks and Pedestrian Areas
10-234 — Obstruction of Drainage
10-235 — Restoration of Surface
10-236 — Barricades and Warning Lights Required
10-237 — Required Coverings
10-238 — Water Meters
10-239 — Gutters
10-240 — Compliance with Standard Sidewalk Specifications
10-241 — Required Sidewalk License, Bond, and Permit
10-242 — Appeal
10-243 — Sidewalk Bond
10-244 — Sidewalk Permits
10-245 — Cancellation of Sidewalk Licenses and Permits
10-246 — Barriers and Warning Devices
10-247 — Indemnification for Damages
10-248 — Work Under City Control; Correcting Defects
10-249 — Maintenance or Repair Work
10-250 — City Participation in Sidewalk Construction
10-251 — City-Initiated Sidewalk Improvements
10-252 — Citizen-Initiated Sidewalk Improvements
10-253 — Liens Against Abutting Property
10-260 — Requests
10-261 — Fees
10-262 — Notices
10-263 — Public Hearings and Actions
10-264 — Thoroughfare Closure Replat
10-265 — Appeals
10-266 — Reapplication
10-270 — Purpose
10-271 — When Required
10-272 — Level of Service Standards
10-273 — Study Area
10-274 — Qualifications
10-275 — Study Contents
10-290 — Purpose
10-292 — Landscaping Requirements
10-294 — Landscape Plan Requirements
10-295 — Landscape Area Requirements
10-296 — Reduction in Required Landscape Area
10-297 — Landscape Location Requirements
10-298 — Irrigation Required
10-299 — Parking Lot Landscaping
10-300 — Landscape Requirements for Nonconforming Uses
10-301 — Tree Preservation Requirements
10-302 — Pre-Development Restrictions on Land Clearing
10-303 — Clearing and Grading Permit Required
10-304 — Exceptions and Tree removal without a Permit
10-305 — Tree Planting Standards and Specifications
10-306 — Tree Preservation for Nonconforming Uses
10-307 — Landscaping and Tree Preservation Compliance
10-308 — Irrigation Standards
10-309 — Valid License Required
10-310 — Permit Required
10-311 — Backflow Prevention Methods and Devices
10-312 — Specific Conditions and Cross-Connection Control
10-313 — Water Conservation
10-314 — Irrigation Plan Design: Minimum Standards
10-315 — Design and Installation: Minimum Requirements
10-316 — Completion of Irrigation System Installation
10-317 — Maintenance, Alteration, Repair, or Service of Irrigation Systems; Reclaimed Water.
10-318 — Advertisement Requirements; Contracts; Warranties
10-319 — Irrigations Inspectors; Enforcement; Penalties
10-320 — Purpose
10-321 — General Requirements
10-322 — Bufferyard Types
10-330 — Purpose
10-331 — Required Conditions
10-332 — Use- and Zone-Specific Fence Standards
10-333 — Electric fences.
10-340 — Trash Enclosures
10-341 — Mechanical Equipment
10-342 — Parking Lots
10-343 — Subdivisions Adjacent to Roads and Alleys
10-344 — Manufacturing Uses
10-345 — Alternative Compliance
10-346 — Solar energy devices
10-350 — Purpose
10-351 — General Requirements
10-352 — Retroactive Compliance Not Required
10-353 — Access to Adjacent Parking Areas
10-354 — Ownership or Control
10-355 — Proper Use of Required Parking Space
10-356 — Parking Plan and Installation Required
10-357 — Parking Space Design Requirements
10-358 — Angled Parking
10-359 — Joint Use Parking Agreement
10-360 — Off-Street Parking Requirements
10-361 — Off-Site Parking Allowance
10-362 — Shared Parking Arrangements
10-363 — Recreational Vehicle Parking & Storage
10-364 — Commercial Vehicle Parking in Residential Areas
10-370 — General
10-376 — Unattended Motor Vehicles
10-380 — Surfacing
10-381 — Separation from Public Right-of-Way
10-382 — Lighting
10-383 — Clearance
10-384 — Residential Parking Design
10-385 — Multifamily and Nonresidential Parking Design
10-386 — Parking Requirements for Private Centers
10-387 — Off-Street Loading Requirements
10-388 — Loading Docks Adjacent to Residential Areas
10-389 — Drive-Through Stacking Requirements
10-400 — Purpose
10-401 — General Sign Regulations
10-402 — Exempt Signs
10-403 — Prohibited Signs
10-404 — Sign Measurements
10-405 — Sign Lighting
10-406 — Sign Construction and Maintenance Standards
10-407 — Abandoned Signs
10-408 — Sign Standards in Residential Districts
10-409 — Sign Standards in Nonresidential Districts
10-410 — Master Signage Plans
10-411 — Flags
10-412 — Window Signs
10-413 — Freestanding Joint Use Signs
10-414 — Awning Signs
10-415 — Electronic Message Center Signs
10-416 — Temporary Signs and Holiday Decorations
10-417 — Political Signs
10-418 — Sign Code Enforcement
10-419 — Projected Image Signs in DBAC
10-430 — Billboards
10-440 — General Requirements
10-441 — Lighting Required for Specific Uses and Areas
10-442 — Roof Lighting
10-443 — Excessive Illumination
10-450 — General Requirements
10-451 — Commercial Establishments
10-452 — Temporary Outdoor Sales
10-453 — Tents
10-454 — Outdoor Transient Vendors (including Mobile Food Vendors)
10-455 — Garage Sales
10-456 — Outdoor Display and Storage Prohibited
10-457 — Portable Storage Units
10-458 — Outdoor Vending Machines.
10-459 — Donation Containers
10-470 — Purpose
10-471 — Design of Facilities
10-472 — Requirements by Size of Drainage Area
10-473 — Detention Facilities
10-474 — Alternate Facilities
10-475 — Access and Dedication of Drainage Easements
10-476 — Sewage Facilities
10-477 — Plan Approval
10-490 — Purpose and Intent
10-491 — Applicability
10-492 — Development Incentives and Alternative Standards
10-500 — Adequate Water Facilities
10-501 — Design and Construction Requirements
10-502 — Fire Hydrants
10-510 — Easements
10-511 — Damage
10-512 — Underground Utilities
10-513 — Construction Permit & Inspection Procedures
10-514 — Standards and Specifications Incorporated by Reference
10-520 — Findings of Fact and Purpose
10-522 — Methods of Reducing Erosion and Sedimentation Losses
10-523 — Establishment of Clearing and Grading Permit
10-524 — Compliance with Clearing and Grading Permit
10-525 — Abrogation and Greater Restrictions; Interpretation
10-526 — Erosion and Sediment Control Plan
10-527 — Clearing and Grading Permit Required
10-528 — Policies for Issuance
10-529 — Clearing and Grading Permit Requirements
10-530 — Exemptions
10-531 — Revocation or Suspension
10-532 — Compliance
10-537 — General Provisions
10-538 — Definitions
10-539 — Stormwater Management Plan Requirements
10-540 — Waivers to Stormwater Management Requirements
10-541 — General Performance Criteria for Stormwater Management
10-542 — Basic Stormwater Management Design Criteria
10-543 — Requirements for Stormwater Management Plan Approval
10-544 — Maintenance and Repair of Stormwater Facilities
10-545 — Enforcement and Penalties
10-550 — Statutory Authorization
10-551 — Findings of Fact
10-552 — Statement of Purpose
10-553 — Methods of Reducing Flood Losses
10-554 — Definitions
10-555 — Lands to Which this Division Applies
10-556 — Basis for Establishing the Areas of Special Flood Hazard
10-557 — Establishment of Floodplain Development Permit
10-558 — Compliance
10-559 — Abrogation and Greater Restrictions
10-560 — Interpretations
10-561 — Warning and Disclaimer of Liability
10-562 — Designation of Floodplain Administrator
10-563 — Duties and Responsibilities of Floodplain Administrator
10-564 — Permit Procedures
10-565 — Variance Procedures
10-566 — General Standards for Flood Hazard Reduction
10-567 — Specific Standards for Flood Hazard Reduction
10-568 — Standards for Subdivision Proposals
10-569 — Floodways
10-570 — City's Participation in Flood Control
10-571 — Severability
10-572 — Penalties for Non Compliance
10-580 — Form of Application
10-581 — Preapplication Consultations
10-582 — Application Processing Cycles
10-583 — Application Filing Fees
10-584 — Application Completeness, Accuracy, and Sufficiency
10-585 — Public Hearings
10-586 — Public Hearing Notices
10-587 — Burden of Proof or Persuasion
10-588 — Conditions of Approval
10-589 — Vested Rights
10-590 — Review Authority
10-600 — Authority to File
10-601 — Notice of Hearing
10-602 — Review and Report - Planning Director
10-603 — Hearing and Recommendation - Planning and Zoning Commission
10-604 — Hearing and Final Action - City Council
10-605 — Review Criteria
10-610 — Authority to File
10-611 — Applications for Planned District Rezonings
10-612 — Notice of Hearing
10-613 — Review and Report - Planning Director
10-614 — Hearing and Recommendation - Planning and Zoning Commission
10-615 — Appeals
10-616 — Council Action
10-617 — Review and Approval Criteria
10-618 — Review and Approval Criteria for Planned District Rezoning
10-619 — Reconsideration
10-620 — Amendment of Site Development Plans
10-650 — Applicability
10-651 — Waiver of Site Development Plan Requirement
10-652 — Application Requirements
10-653 — Site Development Plan Approval
10-654 — Existing Site Conditions
10-655 — Lapse of Site Development Plan Approval
10-656 — Administrative Approval of Site Plan Modifications
10-660 — Purpose
10-661 — Authority to File
10-662 — Procedures
10-663 — Review Criteria
10-664 — Public Hearing Notices
10-665 — Administrative Approval
10-670 — Effect of Appeal
10-671 — Appeal Procedures
10-672 — Review Criteria
10-680 — Procedures
10-681 — Violation, Penalty, and Enforcement
10-714 — Historic District Overlay.
10-630 — General
10-631 — Preliminary Plat
10-632 — Standards for Approval
10-633 — Approval Procedure
10-634 — Amendments to Preliminary Plat
10-635 — Final Plat
10-636 — Replatting
10-637 — Amending Plats
10-638 — Plat Vacation
10-639 — Waivers and Modifications of Subdivision Design/Improvement Standards
10-640 — Pre-plat agreements authorized.
10-641 — Administrative plat authorized
10-770 — Planning and Zoning Commission
10-771 — Zoning Board of Adjustment
10-772 — Tyler Historical Preservation Board
10-773 — Application Filing Fees
10-774 — Violations, Penalties, and Enforcement
10-775 — Notice
10-776 — Fees
10-780 — Historic Landmarks
10-781 — Authority
10-782 — Designation of Historic Landmarks
10-783 — Removal of Landmark Status by City Council
10-784 — Review Criteria
10-785 — Applicability
10-786 — Authority to File
10-787 — Notice and Hearing by Historical Preservation Board
10-788 — Review Process for Certificates of Appropriateness or Certificats of Demolition
10-789 — Certificate of Appropriateness Issuance
10-790 — Building Permit Issuance.
10-791 — Temporary Emergency Repairs
10-792 — Alteration or Demolition of Historic Landmarks
10-793 — Tax Abatement
10-794 — Tax Abatements for Historic Landmarks
10-800 — Boundary Extension and Annexation
10-801 — Annexation Goals and Policies
10-900 — Word Usage
Div. A — Definitions
12-11 — Operation.
12-12 — Aircraft traffic rules.
12-13 — Aircraft ground rules.
12-14 — Conduct at Airport generally.
12-15 — Traffic regulations.
12-16 — Fire regulations.
12-17 — Removal or grounding of violators.
12-30 — City approval required.
12-31 — Fees and rentals
12-32 — Fuel and oil sales.
12-33 — Insurance
12-34 — Airline Incentives
12-18 — Definitions.
12-19 — Height Hazard Zoning District Standards
12-20 — Airport Height Hazard Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals; Permits and Variances.
12-21 — Penalties; conflicting laws
12-1 — Airport Advisory Board created.
12-2 — Advisory Board function.
12-3 — Administrative authority; airport zoning regulations.
12-40 — Definitions.
12-41 — Entering restricted areas.
12-42 — Maintenance of security by tenants.
12-43 — Designation of boarding areas and screening areas.
12-44 — Passing through screening area before entering boarding area required.
12-45 — Entering of screening area restricted.
12-46 — Search of baggage, luggage and person.
12-101 — Cotton Belt Depot Vaughn Room charges.
12-102 — Tyler Transit fees.
12.103 — Tyler Transit Advertising Fees
12-60 — Definitions.
12-61 — Findings and purpose.
12-62 — Passenger facility charge.
12-63 — Eligible projects.
12-64 — Compliance with FAA requirements.
12-50 — Helicopters regulated.
14-20 — Regulation of fierce or dangerous animals.
14-21 — Procedure for impoundment of fierce or dangerous animal.
14-22 — Guard dogs.
14-10 — Limitation on number of dogs and cats; exceptions.
14-11 — Stray animals unlawful; declared a nuisance.
14-12 — Animal Neglect
14-13 — Keeping of livestock, fowl, and swine prohibited, exceptions.
14-14 — Dangerous wild animals prohibited.
14-15 — Animal parades, herding prohibited; defenses.
14-16 — Sale of diseased animals.
14-17 — Trapping prohibited; impoundment of traps; exceptions.
14-18 — Duty to remove dead or decaying animal carcasses.
14-19 — Maintenance of mosquito breeding waters unlawful.
14-1 — Definitions.
14-2 — Local Rabies Control Authority designated; duties.
14-3 — Designation, operation of animal shelter.
14-4 — Citation of person in control; interference or false reports unlawful.
14-5 — Authority to impound or destroy certain animals.
14-6 — Disposition of impounded animals.
14-7 — Liability for accident or subsequent disease from impoundment.
14-8 — Owner's duty to redeem animal and pay costs of impoundment.
14-9 — Animal Care Services Fees and Costs Schedule.
14-30 — Proof of vaccination required.
14-31 — Reserved.
14-32 — Impoundment, quarantine of animals; redemption by owner.
14-50 — Animal Care Advisory Board
15-80 — Purpose.
15-81 — DEFINITIONS.
15-82 — Grant of authority.
15-83 — Term of Franchise.
15-84 — Default, Remedies, and Termination.
15-85 — Right of Renegotiation.
15-87 — Transfers and Assignments.
15-88 — Compensation to the City.
15-89 — Non-Exclusive Franchise.
15-90 — Accounting Matters.
15-91 — Operation, Construction and Maintenance of Electric Transmission and Distribution System.
15-92 — Favored Nations.
15-93 — Relocation and Abandonment of Facilities
15-95 — Idemnity.
15-96 — Liability Insurance
15-97 — Public Purpose.
15-102 — Headings for Convenience Only.
15-103 — Notices.
15-104 — Future Amendments.
15-105 — Governing Law, Venue and Repeal.
15-106 — Severability and Savings clause.
15-108 — Acceptance.
15-109 — Adoption of 2020 Franchise/Passed at Public Meeting.
15-30 — Northland Cable
15-1 — Scope.
15-2 — Supervisor of public utilities.
15-3 — Just and reasonable rates.
15-4 — Rate determination.
15-5 — Reimbursement of expenses.
15-130 — Purpose.
15-131 — GRANT OF AUTHORITY.
15-132 — DEFINITIONS.
15-133 — TERM OF FRANCHISE.
15-134 — CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF NATURAL GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.
15-135 — STREETS TO BE RESTORED TO GOOD CONDITION.
15-136 — QUALITY OF SERVICE.
15-137 — PAYMENT TO THE CITY.
15-138 — ANNEXATIONS BY CITY.
15-139 — NON-EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE.
15-140 — COMPLIANCE AND REMEDIES.
15-141 — RESERVE OF POWERS.
15-142 — INDEMNITY.
15-143 — RELOCATION OF FACILITIES.
15-144 — GOVERNMENTAL FUNCTION.
15-145 — RECORDS AND REPORTS.
15-146 — EASEMENT.
15-147 — ACCEPTANCE.
15-148 — SEVERABILITY.
15-149 — NOTICES.
15-150 — PASSAGE AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
15-151 — REPEAL OF PREVIOUS ORDINANCES.
15-200 — Grant of Authority
15-201 — Definitions
15-203 — Acceptance of Terms of Franchise
15-204 — No Third Party Beneficiaries.
15-205 — Successors and Assigns
15-206 — Compliance with Laws, Charter and Ordinances
15-208 — Notices
15-209 — Paragraph Headings, Construction
15-210 — Conditions of Occupancy.
15-211 — Relocation of Company Equipment
15-212 — Laying of Lines in Advance of Paving
15-214 — Installation of Meter
15-215 — Extensions for Customers
15-216 — Duty to Serve
15-217 — Customer Service Standards; Local Office
15-218 — Rates.
15-219 — Payments to the City
15-220 — Books and Records
15-221 — Reservation of Rights: General
15-222 — Right to Indemnification and to be Held Harmless
15-223 — Insurance
15-224 — Termination
15-225 — Renegotiation
15-226 — Effective Date
15-227 — No Waiver
15-228 — Severability
15-260 — Findings and Purpose.
15-261 — Authority; Scope.
15-262 — Definitions.
15-230 — Fees.
16-1 — Definitions.
16-2 — Enforcement.
16-3 — City collection service.
16-4 — Residential collection.
16-5 — Commercial collection.
16-6 — Indemnity for collection on private property.
16-7 — Illegal use of another's container.
16-8 — Disposal of construction and demolition waste.
16-9 — Disposal of small dead animals.
16-10 — Covering on trucks.
16-11 — Commercial haulers.
16-12 — Approved disposal site required.
16-13 — Fees
16-14 — Collection of Fees.
16-15 — Recyclable materials.
16-16 — Sale of recyclable materials.
16-17 — Keep Tyler Beautiful Board.
16-23 — Landfill Trust.
17-60 — Violation of speed limits on public streets.
17-61 — Determination of maximum speed limits.
17-62 — Posting of speed limit signs.
17-63 — Designated speed limits on specific streets.
17-64 — School speed zones.
17-65 — Maximum speed limit; airport and parks.
17-66 — Temporary Construction Speed Limits.
17-30 — Traffic Safety Board.
17-31 — Definitions.
17-32 — Applicability of traffic regulations; must be obeyed.
17-33 — Manual and specifications.
17-34 — Traffic Engineering Department.
17-35 — Existing devices affirmed and ratified.
17-36 — Police Department.
17-37 — Presumption.
17-38 — Public employees to obey traffic regulations.
17-1 — Use and fees.
17-2 — Definitions.
17-3 — Parade permit required; exceptions.
17-4 — Application for parade permit.
17-5 — Standards for issuance of parade permit; action on application.
17-6 — Standards for denial or revocation of parade permit.
17-7 — Enforcement; penalties.
17-70 — Designated one-way streets.
17-150 — Definitions.
17-151 — Designated bicycle routes/lanes.
17-153 — Enforcement.
17-120 — Definitions.
17-121 — Truck Routes.
17-122 — Hazardous Materials Route.
17-123 — Documents.
17-124 — Liability for Spills.
17-100 — Boarding or alighting from vehicles.
17-101 — Unlawful riding.
17-102 — Unlawful to drive through processions unless directed by traffic control signals or by a police officer.
17-103 — Interference with parade; driving through parade; parking on parade route.
17-104 — Obstruction to operators view or driving mechanism.
17-105 — Illegal turns.
17-106 — Violation of "do not enter" signs.
17-80 — Parking designations; authority to install.
17-81 — Standing, stopping or parking prohibited in specified places.
17-82 — Stopping for loading or unloading only.
17-83 — Illegal parking of vehicle, machine, or apparatus for purpose of storing, displaying or waiting for repairs.
17-84 — Parking meters.
17-85 — Free parking for certain periods of time.
17-86 — Penalties for illegal parking.
17-87 — Immobilization of vehicles.
17-88 — Persons authorized to enforce certain traffic and parking laws.
17-89 — Fair Plaza Parking Garage charges.
17-90 — Mobile Food Unit Street Vending Pilot Program
17-173 — Purpose.
17-174 — . Definitions.
17-175 — Exclusions.
17-176 — Duties of Traffic Engineer and Chief of Police.
17-177 — Airport Ground Transportation Service.
17-178 — Service of notice.
17-184 — Transportation-for-Hire Operating Authority Permit Required
17-185 — Application for Transportation-for-Hire Operating Authority's Permit.
17-186 — Transportation-For-Hire Operating Authority Renewal.
17-187 — Denial or Revocation of Transportation-For-Hire Operator Authority's Permit and Application.
17-188 — Surrender of Permit.
17-189 — Intoxication and Substance Abuse Policy.
17-196 — Driver requirements.
17-197 — State License, Driving Record, Criminal History Records Information, and Investigation.
17-206 — Vehicle Standards Required
17-207 — Vehicle Standards.
17-213 — Number of Passengers.
17-214 — City-Wide Service.
17-215 — Non-Discrimination; Accessibility.
17-216 — Towing and Impounding.
17-217 — Electronic Payment Methods.
17-218 — Rates and Fares.
17-219 — Transporting persons for unlawful purposes.
17-220 — Property left in vehicles.
17-228 — Insurance Policy Requirements and Prohibitions.
17-230 — Indemnity.
17-231 — Purpose and Scope
17-232 — Definitions
17-233 — Permitted Use; Application and Fees
17-234 — Action on Permit Applications
17-235 — Effect of Permit
17-236 — Removal, Relocation or Modification of Network Nodes in the ROW
17-237 — Attachment to City Service Poles in the Public Right-of-Way
17-238 — Design Manual
17-155 — Corner visibility at street intersectionsAreas to which applicable.
17-156 — Obstructions within public rights-of-way and medians prohibited.
17-157 — City empowered to remove obstructions.
18-30 — Definitions.
18-31 — Public nuisance; junked vehicle or vehicle part.
18-32 — Notice to abate public nuisance on private or public property.
18-34 — Procedure for removal of junked vehicle or vehicle part following hearing and removal order by Municipal Court, or if violator has failed to request a hearing.
18-35 — Authorization to enter premises.
18-36 — Relocation of junked vehicle or vehicle part after abatement/removal proceedings have commenced.
18-37 — Offense
18-20 — Prohibited accumulations; public nuisances.
18-21 — Notice to property owners required when City seeks to assess expenses; future violations within one year.
18-22 — Contents of notice when City seeks to assess expenses.
18-23 — Abatement.
18-24 — Assessment of City's expenses; billing; lien.
18-1 — Fences and Walls, Maintenance Standards
18-2 — Definitions.
18-3 — Graffiti-Declared a nuisance; Penaltyset forth in State law; Abatement.
18-4 — Code Enforcement.
18-40 — Littering prohibited; use of receptacles; declared a nuisance.
18-41 — Dumping on vacant lots prohibited; declared a nuisance.
18-42 — Enforcement.
18-50 — Maintenance of private swimming pools and spas.
18-51 — Notice to property owners required when City seeks to assess expenses; future violations within one year.
18-52 — Contents of notice when City seeks to assess expenses.
18-53 — Abatement.
18-54 — Assessment of City's expenses; billing; lien.
19-21 — Water meters required; repairs.
19-22 — Due date; place of payment.
19-23 — Supplying water to another by user.
19-24 — Extending water service to another premises.
19-25 — Separate service lines.
19-26 — Single connection and commercial classification for certain multiple dwellings.
19-27 — Tapping of water mains.
19-28 — Diversion of water from metered flow.
19-29 — Malicious or willful interference with water service.
19-30 — Connection to privately owned elevated tanks.
19-31 — Water used in construction charged to property owner.
19-32 — Boilers.
19-33 — Responsibility for leakage.
19-34 — Right of entry by Division.
19-35 — Repair or renewing of water service lines.
19-36 — Cutting off water for repair work.
19-37 — Cross-Connection Control Program.
19-38 — Fluoridation of water.
19-39 — Water well permit.
19-40 — Application for permit.
19-41 — Vending water.
19-42 — Exposing meter or fire hydrant to damage; moving meter or hydrants.
19-43 — Use of fire hydrants.
19-44 — Private Fire Hydrants and Maintenance.
19-45 — Sprinkler or fire service.
19-46 — Division regulations constitute contract.
19-47 — Water and sanitary sewer service furnished to City Departments.
19-48 — Damage in water system.
19-49 — Sanitary Control for Protection of Public Water Wells
19-50 — Compulsory connection to sanitary sewer system.
19-60 — Water service rates.
19-61 — Averaging charge in case of defective meter.
19-62 — Mandated State Water System and Water Quality Inspection Fees
19-63 — Billing; delinquency; reconnection charge.
19-64 — Sewer service rates.
19-65 — Sewer tap and activation fees.
19-66 — Sewer utility industrial rates.
19-67 — Storm Water/Drainage Surcharge.
19-68 — Reclaimed irrigation water.
19-69 — Regulatory Compliance Fee.
19-10 — Regulations for extension of water and sewer mains inside City limits.
19-11 — City participation in certain projects.
19-12 — Reimbursements for part of water and sewer improvements.
19-13 — Extensions in development having private streets.
19-14 — Contracts negotiated between developer and contractor without formal bids.
19-15 — Apartment complexes, office parks, shopping centers and other developments without dedicated water and sewer easements.
19-16 — Extensions or Service beyond City limits.
19-17 — Authority of inspector.
19-1 — Definitions.
19-2 — Authorization of landowner.
19-3 — Water Utilities franchise fee.
19-4 — Water and Sewer Infrastructure Plan.
19-72 — General provisions.
19-73 — General sewer use requirements
19-74 — Pretreatment of wastewater.
19-75 — Wastewater discharge permit eligibility.
19-76 — Wastewater discharge permit issuance process.
19-77 — Reporting requirements.
19-78 — Compliance monitoring.
19-79 — Confidential information.
19-80 — Publication of industrial users in significant non-compliance.
19-81 — Administrative enforcement remedies.
19-82 — Judicial enforcement remedies.
19-83 — Termination of sewer service.
19-84 — Supplemental enforcement action.
19-85 — Affirmative defenses to discharge violations.
19-86 — Industrial sewer rates/surcharges.
19-87 — Miscellaneous pretreatment charges and fees.
19-270 — Water Conservation and Drought Contingency Emergency Demand Management Plan
19-271 — Enforcement
19-272 — Severability
19-100 — Definitions.
19-101 — Permission required for transporters.
19-102 — Application procedure for permit; fees; duration of permit; permit non-transferable.
19-103 — Action on application; standards for issuance; denial, suspension, revocation.
19-104 — Appeal procedure.
19-105 — Display of identifying information; use of false identification number prohibited.
19-106 — Permitted vehicles; minimum requirements; impoundment.
19-107 — Disposition control by manifest system; retention of records; inspection, copying by Manager.
19-108 — Responsibilities of transporters.
19-109 — Disposal of liquid waste; responsibilities of disposers.
19-110 — Responsibility of corporations or associations.
19-120 — General Sewer Use Requirements
19-121 — Definitions
19-122 — Grease/Grit Reducing Device (GRD) Requirements.
19-123 — Sizing
19-124 — Pumping/Cleaning and Maintenance
19-125 — Operation
19-126 — Inspection, Enforcement
19-127 — Existing Operator and Existing Generator.
19-128 — Exemptions
19-130 — Purpose; Area of Authority.
19-131 — Authority of peace officers and City on reservoir property.
19-133 — Concessions.
19-134 — Roads.
19-135 — Connecting channel between Lake Tyler and Lake Tyler East.
19-136 — Outlet works and spillways.
19-137 — Dams.
19-138 — Lake Tyler Raw water intake.
19-139 — Camping.
19-140 — Jumping or Diving from structures.
19-141 — Parking of motor vehicles.
19-142 — Signs and markers.
19-143 — Langley Island.
19-144 — Livestock and fowl prohibited.
19-145 — Cutting trees or brush, disturbing sodding.
19-146 — Dumping of garbage, brush, and trash.
19-147 — Ingress and egress across City land.
19-148 — Water skiing restrictions and prohibitions.
19-150 — Alcoholic beverages prohibited; exceptions.
l9-149 — Flotation devices.
19-160 — Safe operation of boats.
19-161 — Anchoring of barges or boats at pier, buoys, etc.
19-162 — Unattended boats.
19-163 — Obstruction of ramps.
19-164 — Removal of unsafe craft from Lake.
19-165 — Overloading.
19-166 — Passengers to be seated in motorboats.
19-167 — Toilets.
19-168 — Proper mooring; fee for reclaiming boat or barge.
19-169 — Abandoned boats, barges, and watercraft.
19-171 — Number of barges allowed; walling up.
19-172 — Flotation devices for barges.
19-180 — Commercial fishing prohibited.
19-181 — Prohibited in swimming areas.
19-182 — Causing hazard to boats.
19-183 — Use of metal line, cable prohibited.
19-184 — Nets, trotlines, similar apparatus.
19-190 — Discharging of weapons, hunting prohibited.
19-200 — Acquisition of leases.
19-201 — Leases - applicable fees.
19-202 — Renewal of leases.
19-203 — Transfer of leases; persons to which lease applies.
19-204 — Use of leasehold and/or improvements as collateral for loan.
19-205 — Leasehold construction and location.
19-206 — Water and sanitation.
19-207 — Resubdivisions, replats, new subdivisions.
19-208 — Resubdivision of City owned Lots.
19-209 — Civil enforcement actions.
19-220 — Miscellaneous Fees:
19-221 — Fees applicable to leases.
19-250 — Water Conservation and Drought Contingency Emergency Demand Management Plan
19-251 — Enforcement
19-252 — Severability
19-230 — Area covered.
19-231 — Restricted areas.
19-232 — Vehicular traffic limited to roadway.
19-233 — Wastewater and sewage disposal.
19-234 — Refuse disposal.
19-235 — Discharge of firearms prohibited.
19-236 — Hunting, stalking or trapping prohibited.
19-237 — Fishing.
19-238 — Boats and boating; skiing prohibited.
19-239 — Discharge of fireworks or explosives.
19-240 — Leashing of domestic animals.
19-241 — Swimming.
19-242 — Ordinances enforceable.
19-341 — Owner maintenance required
19-342 — Testing and notice of defective private lateral.
19-343 — Repair required; standards.
19-344 — Post-Repair inspection and testing requirements.
19-345 — Financing program; application.
19-346 — Offense.
19-347 — Criminal penalty.
19-348 — Civil penalty.
19-349 — City action to correct violation.
19-350 — Assessment and lien.
19-351 — Charge.
19-352 — Emergency abatement.
19-353 — Cumulative remedies.
19-310 — Purpose/Intent.
19-311 — Definitions.
19-312 — Applicability.
19-313 — Responsibility for Administration.
19-314 — Ultimate Responsibility.
19-315 — Discharge Prohibitions.
19-316 — Suspension of MS4 Access.
19-317 — Industrial or construction activity discharges.
19-318 — Monitoring of discharges.
19-319 — Requirement to prevent, control, and reduce stormwater pollutants by best management practices.
19-320 — Watercourse Protection.
19-321 — Notification of spills.
19-322 — Enforcement.
19-323 — Appeal of Notice of violation.
19-324 — Enforcement Measures After Appeal.
19-325 — Cost of Abatement of the Violation.
19-326 — Injunctive Relief.
19-327 — Compensatory Action.
19-328 — Violations deemed a public nuisance.
19-329 — Criminal Prosecution.
19-330 — Remedies not exclusive.
19-300 — Water Conservation and Drought Contingency Emergency Demand Management Plan
19-301 — Enforcement
19-302 — Severability
20-1 — Definitions.
20-2 — City Engineer responsible; enforcement.
20-3 — Compliance with All Federal and State Law Requirements.
20-4 — Permit Required.
20-5 — Location in or Obstruction of Streets.
20-6 — Premises to be Kept Clean and Sanitary.
20-7 — Watchman.
20-8 — Noise Regulations.
20-9 — Pits.
20-10 — Fence Required upon Completion.
20-11 — Maintenance of Drill Site and Roads.
20-12 — Flaring and Burning of Escaping Gas.
20-13 — Venting.
20-14 — Inventory of Hazardous Chemicals on Drilling Sites.
20-15 — Emergency Answering Service Required 24 Hours a Day; Posted Emergency Number.
20-16 — Shutoff Valve or Switch.
20-17 — Keyed Lock to Well Site.
20-29 — Notice of Drilling Application.
20-30 — Application and Filing Fee.
20-31 — Location of Well near Residence or Commercial Buildings; Permission of Adjacent Owners; Waivers.
20-32 — Security Required.
20-33 — Insurance Required Prior to Drilling.
20-34 — Notification of Issuance.
20-35 — Permit Term; If production will continue.
20-36 — Completion of Well.
20-37 — Refusal or Withdrawal of Permit; Processing Fee.
20-38 — Transfer of Permit.
20-39 — Termination.
20-40 — Supplemental Permit for Deepening Well.
20-52 — Permit Defined.
20-53 — Application Requirements.
20-54 — Permitting Procedure.
20-55 — Permit Conditions.
20-56 — Appeal by Permit Applicant.
20-68 — Permit Defined.
20-69 — Application Requirements.
20-70 — Permitting Procedure.
20-71 — Permit Conditions.
20-72 — Appeal by Permit Applicant.
20-84 — Permit Defined.
20-85 — Application Requirements.
20-86 — Permitting Procedure.
20-87 — Permit Conditions.
20-99 — Well Operation.
20-100 — Annual Requirements.
20-102 — Inspections Authorized.
20-103 — Minimum Safety Requirements.
20-104 — Notice to City Engineer.
20-116 — Use of Security.
20-117 — Revocation or Suspension.
20-118 — Creation of the Oil & Gas Advisory Board.
20 — Appointment, qualifications, compensation, removal of City Manager, designating acting City Manager.
21 — Department heads; appointment, removal, qualifications.
22 — Power and duties specifically of City Manager.
23 — Administrative departments.
24 — Legal department.
25 — Municipal Court.
26 — Department Heads; responsibilities.
9 — Application to be placed in nomination.
10 — Election by single member district.
12 — Form of ballot.
13 — Designating election judges and polling places.
14 — One voter/one vote.
15 — Votes necessary for election.
16 — Runoff elections.
17 — Filling vacancies.
18 — Recall and election to fill vacancy created; authorized; procedure.
19 — Law governing elections.
1 — Incorporation and general powers.
2 — Statutory powers generally.
6 — Form of government, general description.
7 — Composition, organization and general powers of Council.
8 — Qualifications of Council candidates and Councilmembers.
30 — Fiscal year; budget preparation, submission, and hearing; audit
31 — Competitive bidding on contracts.
32 — Keeping accounts.
33 — Awarding contracts; purchasing supplies.
34 — Payroll; audit of accounts.
71 — Conflict of interestsFinancial interest in contracts, etc.
72 — SameAccepting gratuities.
73 — Employment of relatives of an incumbent.
74 — Appointment and removal of officers and employees.
79 — Notice of claim for damage or injury.
80 — City excused from bond, etc., execution in proceedings.
81 — City not liable to execution or garnishment.
82 — Advisory boards.
83 — Public records.
84 — Style of ordinances.
85 — Publication of penal ordinances.
86 — Codification of ordinances.
87 — Official newspaper.
88 — Recording of ordinances and resolutions.
89 — Emergency legislation.
90 — Continuation in effect of existing ordinances.
61 — Initiative petition and election.
62 — Protest petition; effect on ordinance.
63 — Majority vote decides issue.
56 — Appropriations for retirement and discharge, and for other purposes; limitations on borrowing.
57 — Limitations on time warrants.
58 — Promissory notes of City.
59 — Bond issuance to retire bonds.
60 — Specifying purpose of bonds, sinking funds; investment.
35 — Authorized franchise purposes; method of granting franchises and easements.
37 — Franchises nonexclusive; maximum period; acquisition by city
39 — Extension beyond term of franchise prohibited; surrendering and receiving anew; use, transfer assignment;supervisor of public utilities.
40 — Franchise gross receipts assessment.
41 — Prescribing rates and regulations of franchise holders; requiring extension of or changes in utility service; uniform and equal service required, exceptions.
42 — Acquisition of franchised facility by city; securing a purchaser.
43 — Cancellation of franchises.
45 — Authority to fix and regulate public utility rates.
46 — Authority of City to acquire, operate, etc., utilities and service facilities; eminent domain authorized.
47 — Purposes of private property appropriated by City; method of exercising power of eminent domain.
48 — Borrowing money to finance public utility.
50 — Ordering rail street crossings.
51 — Opening, closing, improving, etc. streets; collection of cost-Generally
52 — SameSpecial assessments or reassessments.
54 — Opening, closing, improving, etc. streets; collection of costSinking fund, tax to pay; ad valorem taxation generally.