Charleston WV ordinances
1636 published ordinances from the Code of the City of Charleston, West Virginia (Supp. No. 56: codified through Bill No. 8069, enacted March 16, 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.
- 1-3 — Catchlines of sections; history notes; references.
- 1-4 — Effect of repeal of ordinances.
- 1-5 — Jurisdiction.
- 1-6 — Amendments to Code; effect of new ordinances; amendatory language.
- 1-7 — Supplementation of Code.
- 1-8 — General penalty; continuing violations.
- 1-9 — Severability.
- 1-10 — Code imposes no liability for acts or omissions pursuant thereto; when city solicitor to defend city officers and employees; liability insurance.
- 1-11 — Common seal of the city; custodian of seal.
- 1-12 — Datum line for grades of streets established.
- 1-13 — Filing fee for candidates for city offices.
- 1-14 — Appointment of select committee.
- 1-15 — Provisions deemed continuation of existing ordinances.
- 1-16 — Code does not affect prior offenses or rights.
- 1-17 — Certain ordinances not affected by Code.
- 2-61 — Regular and special meetings.
- 2-62 — Same—Annual tax estimate and levy.
- 2-63 — Quadrennial organizational.
- 2-64 — Clerk of the council.
- 2-65 — Authentication of records.
- 2-66 — Sergeant at arms.
- 2-67 — Authorized procedure when meeting lacks quorum.
- 2-68 — Disorderly conduct prohibited at meetings of council and council committees.
- 2-69 — Resolutions and record.
- 2-70 — Adoption of rules of the council; amending, repealing, filing and publication of rules; maintenance of rules in current status.
- 2-91 — General provisions as to adoption and procedures.
- 2-92 — Cases requiring enactment of ordinance.
- 2-93 — Recording and filing; ordinance record book.
- 2-94 — To repeal, amend or add to provisions of this Code, and record; record of repealed and amended portions of Code.
- 2-31 — Function.
- 2-1 — Fees for copying aerial maps.
- 2-131 — Duties of officers and employees.
- 2-132 — Authority of deputies, assistants and other subordinates.
- 2-133 — Faithful performance and true accounting bonds required of all officers and of certain agents and employees of city.
- 2-134 — Bond required of those authorized to carry firearms.
- 2-135 — Persons acting in place of those who are absent or disabled or when position is vacant.
- 2-136 — Conflicts of interest.
- 2-137 — Ethics in city government.
- 2-138 — Standards of conduct of city officers and employees for grants; penalties.
- 2-139 — Right of entry for purposes of inspection.
- 2-140 — Limited authority to administer oaths; false swearing.
- 2-161 — Compensation of city officers and employees.
- 2-162 — Federal social security.
- 2-163 — City as participating public employer; state employees retirement system adopted.
- 2-164 — End of insurance subsidy for retirees who were hired on or after July 1, 2020.
- 2-181 — Powers and duties generally.
- 2-182 — Supervision and care of grounds and buildings; leases; improvements.
- 2-183 — Custodian of certain papers and records.
- 2-184 — Personnel Rules and Administrative Policies; duties and authority.
- 2-201 — Custodian of records.
- 2-202 — Contact with public.
- 2-203 — Other powers, duties.
- 2-221 — General duties.
- 2-222 — Issuance of licenses, permits.
- 2-241 — Appointment.
- 2-242 — City solicitor to be general legal counsel; special municipal council authorized.
- 2-243 — Settlement authority.
- 2-244 — Personnel rules and administrative policies; duties and authority.
- 2-261 — Responsibilities.
- 2-281 — Powers.
- 2-301 — Duties.
- 2-751 — Purpose of energy benchmarking ordinance.
- 2-752 — Definitions.
- 2-753 — Applicability.
- 2-754 — Benchmarking requirement for covered municipal properties.
- 2-755 — Benchmarking reporting procedure.
- 2-756 — Benchmarking exemptions; time extensions.
- 2-757 — Audit of meters and streetlights.
- 2-758 — Energy savings program.
- 2-759 — Annual report and analysis.
- 2-760 — Rulemaking.
- 2-361 — Fiscal reports, accounts to conform to fiscal year; "fiscal year" defined.
- 2-362 — Supervision of finances by finance director.
- 2-363 — City funds and provisions governing such funds.
- 2-364 — Disbursement of funds to chief of police.
- 2-365 — Additional provisions as to special funds; establishment of escrows.
- 2-366 — Money to be deposited in banks designated as city depository, and receipts for deposits.
- 2-367 — Purposes for which expenditures may be made from the several funds of the city.
- 2-368 — Disbursement of general fund; contracts in excess of estimated revenue.
- 2-369 — Accounts of auditor.
- 2-370 — Annual financial statement.
- 2-371 — Vouchers.
- 2-372 — Orders on the city treasurer.
- 2-373 — Authority of city auditor upon application for order to pay out money when applicant is indebted to city.
- 2-374 — Splitting orders; sufficient funds in treasury.
- 2-375 — Order register.
- 2-376 — Loss of order upon city treasurer.
- 2-377 — Workers' compensation.
- 2-378 — Bonds for faithful performance of contracts and franchises.
- 2-401 — Definitions.
- 2-402 — Powers and duties of finance director.
- 2-403 — Requests for appropriations.
- 2-404 — Appropriations for other than spending units.
- 2-405 — Examination of requests for appropriations.
- 2-406 — Preparation of tentative budget and submittal to city council.
- 2-407 — Powers of director in administration of expenditures.
- 2-408 — Reports on revenue collections.
- 2-409 — Management accounting.
- 2-410 — Expenditure schedules.
- 2-411 — Examination and approval of schedules; expenditures to accord.
- 2-412 — Reserve for emergencies as part of expenditure schedule.
- 2-413 — Reports by spending units.
- 2-414 — Expenditure procedure.
- 2-415 — Requisition for purchases.
- 2-441 — Authorization for issuance.
- 2-442 — Sinking fund.
- 2-481 — Change orders.
- 2-482 — Contract cancellation.
- 2-483 — Protests.
- 2-484 — Use of other competitively-procured government contracts.
- 2-485 — Impossible to bid list.
- 2-486 — Direct purchases.
- 2-487 — Grounds for debarment.
- 2-488 — Debarment procedures.
- 2-471 — When advertising for bids required; publication of advertisement, time for opening of bids; breaking of ties; contracts to be in writing.
- 2-472 — Contents of solicitation for bids.
- 2-474 — Submission of bids.
- 2-475 — Deposits by bidders.
- 2-476 — When bidder's deposit forfeited.
- 2-479 — Rejection of bids.
- 2-480 — Action upon bids; bid evaluation; local vendor preference; award of contract; authority to reject all bids.
- 2-459 — Definitions.
- 2-460 — City manager to purchase all commodities and services.
- 2-461 — Purchase of commodities and services.
- 2-463 — Procurement standards for federally funded projects.
- 2-464 — West Virginia Jobs Act responsibilities for public improvement construction projects.
- 2-531 — Created; composition; appointment, term and compensation of members; filling vacancies.
- 2-532 — Annual organizational meeting; officers; rules; meetings.
- 2-533 — Duties.
- 2-534 — Expenses of members; finances.
- 2-551 — Creation; term; vacancies; compensation.
- 2-552 — Officers; rules for transaction of business; meetings; records.
- 2-553 — Powers and duties.
- 2-554 — Finances; capital improvement fees.
- 2-555 — Annual and quarterly reports to city council.
- 2-556 — Schedule of rates, rentals and other charges for use of services and facilities.
- 2-621 — Created; statutory basis; name.
- 2-622 — Initial participating governments.
- 2-623 — Corporate status; powers and duties.
- 2-624 — Number of board members; appointment of city and county members.
- 2-625 — Number and distribution of votes of city members.
- 2-626 — Board membership open to representatives of other regional governmental bodies.
- 2-627 — Availability to authority of services of planning commission.
- 2-628 — City not obligated financially except by approval of city council.
- 2-651 — Created.
- 2-652 — Membership; terms; compensation.
- 2-653 — Powers and authority.
- 2-654 — Financial obligation.
- 2-681 — Public art commission created.
- 2-682 — Composition and organization of commission.
- 2-683 — Duties and powers.
- 2-684 — Finances and reporting.
- 2-685 — Creation and purpose.
- 2-690 — Findings.
- 2-691 — Creation.
- 2-692 — Definitions.
- 2-693 — Composition and organization.
- 2-694 — Powers and duties.
- 2-695 — Designation of historic properties and historic districts.
- 2-696 — Certificate of appropriateness, review procedures, variances and appeals.
- 2-697 — Conflict.
- 2-698 — Court action or proceedings to prevent improper changes or illegal conduct.
- 2-699 — Violations and penalties.
- 2-700 — Notice to county assessor of designation of historic district.
- 2-701 — Reporting.
- 2-711 — Creation of the City Center Business Improvement District.
- 2-712 — Board members terms, appointment, powers, and duties.
- 2-713 — Creation of fund; rate and manner of fees.
- 2-714 — Services within the City Center Business Improvement District.
- 2-715 — Description of boundaries of the City Center Business Improvement District.
- 2-716 — Continuation or dissolution and other provisions.
- 2-721 — Victims assistance commission created.
- 2-722 — Composition and organization of commission.
- 2-723 — Duties and powers.
- 2-724 — Finances and reporting.
- 2-734 — Findings.
- 2-735 — Definitions.
- 2-736 — Declaration as to conduct evidencing the use of a municipal service.
- 2-737 — Imposition of fee; rate.
- 2-738 — Effective date.
- 2-739 — Administrative regulations.
- 2-740 — Investigations; power to audit.
- 2-741 — Delinquent accounts; penalties.
- 2-742 — Enforcement.
- 2-743 — Protest; administrative decision; appeal.
- 2-744 — Withholding; reporting; payment.
- 2-745 — Dedication of revenues.
- 2-746 — Severability.
- 2-331 — Secure maintenance of books, records.
- 2-332 — Availability to public of city books and records; protection of books and records.
- 2-333 — Fee for copies of records and documents supplied by city clerk to applicants.
- 2-334 — Public Records Management and Archives Act.
- 3-1 — Purpose.
- 3-2 — Definitions.
- 3-3 — Severability; interpretation; conflict.
- 3-10 — Publication of delinquent B&O and city fee accounts.
- 3-11 — City service fees—Notice of lien; hearing procedure; administrative decision; right of appeal; lien creation.
- 3-12 — Contracts with other jurisdictions via resolution.
- 3-13 — Disposition of municipal property to nonprofit organizations.
- 3-14 — Conveyance of city property without auction.
- 3-15 — Procurement of architectural and engineering services.
- 3-16 — Design-build procurement.
- 3-17 — Sale of alcohol on sundays
- 3-26 — Enforcement of external sanitation and common nuisance violations.
- 3-27 — Authority of city to file liens on real property for costs incurred in abating exterior sanitation and common nuisance violations and for costs incurred in repairing, relaying, or constructing sidewalks.
- 6-51 — License and compliance with division required.
- 6-52 — Annual license tax imposed on brewers and dealers; license year; classes of dealers and amount of tax.
- 6-53 — Eligibility and application for license.
- 6-54 — False statements relating to licenses.
- 6-55 — List of licensees to be reported to clerk of municipal court.
- 6-56 — Revocation of license.
- 6-91 — Prohibited drinking and prohibited possession.
- 6-92 — Transportation of alcoholic liquors for purpose of sale; presumption arising in certain cases.
- 6-93 — Other specific acts forbidden.
- 6-111 — Tax imposed upon purchase price of intoxicating liquors sold at state stores and by any person licensed to sell wine at retail.
- 6-112 — Annual license tax imposed upon wine distributors and retailers and private wine restaurant licensees.
- 6-113 — Tax imposed upon retail purchase price of intoxicating liquors sold at state stores and from persons licensed to sell wine at retail.
- 6-141 — Annual license fees imposed; partial fee for half year or less.
- 6-142 — To whom fees paid; disposition of fees.
- 6-143 — Expiration or revocation of state license revokes privileges under this subdivision.
- 6-131 — Duty of state licensees to report to city to display state licenses and pay city license fees; prohibited liquor sales when city fee not paid.
- 6-132 — City collector to maintain records of state licenses; receipts for city fees to be issued; duty of licensees to display city receipts.
- 6-133 — Certain acts of licensee prohibited.
- 6-1 — Construction of words and terms.
- 6-151 — Authorization for private outdoor designated areas.
- 6-152 — Private outdoor designated area.
- 6-153 — Participation in a private outdoor designated area.
- 6-154 — Containers.
- 6-155 — Signage and prohibitions.
- 6-156 — Public health, safety, and sanitation.
- 6-157 — Revocation of city manager approval; and general policy authority.
- 6-158 — Suspension of private outdoor designated area.
- 6-159 — Penalties.
- 6-166 — Creation and boundaries.
- 6-167 — Days and hours of operation.
- 6-168 — Personnel needed.
- 6-171 — Creation and boundaries.
- 6-172 — Days and hours of operation.
- 6-173 — Personnel needed.
- 6-176 — Creation and boundaries.
- 6-177 — Days and hours of operation.
- 6-178 — Personnel needed.
- 6-181 — Creation and boundaries.
- 6-182 — Days and hours of operation.
- 6-183 — Personnel needed.
- 6-186 — Creation and boundaries.
- 6-187 — Days and hours of operation.
- 6-188 — Personnel needed.
- 10-51 — Certain animals prohibited from running at large, subject to impoundment; responsibility of owners and persons in charge.
- 10-71 — Notice of impounding of animals.
- 10-72 — Redemption of impounded animals.
- 10-73 — Auction sale of impounded animals not redeemed.
- 10-74 — Disposition of unredeemed animals when sale at auction not feasible.
- 10-75 — Report of money received.
- 10-76 — Payment of money received to city treasurer.
- 10-77 — Payment of surplus proceeds to owners of animals sold.
- 10-78 — Interference with humane officer; releasing impounded animals.
- 10-111 — Definitions.
- 10-112 — Removal of dogs from public gatherings.
- 10-113 — Seizing or enticing dog; bringing dog into city for impounding or killing.
- 10-114 — Dangerous dogs: definitions.
- 10-115 — Dangerous dogs: procedure for the determination of a dangerous dog.
- 10-116 — Dangerous dogs: control of dangerous dog; registration and confinement.
- 10-117 — Dangerous dogs: Violation of requirements for dangerous dog; fines.
- 10-118 — Dangerous dogs: threats to public safety.
- 10-119 — Actions under proclamation by health commissioner.
- 10-120 — Restriction on number of dogs.
- 10-121 — Restriction on number of dogs: special permit.
- 10-141 — Annual license required; application for license and payment of license fee; license tag.
- 10-142 — License fees; expiration of licenses.
- 10-161 — Dogs prohibited to run at large; fines.
- 10-162 — Aggressive dogs prohibited to run at large; fines.
- 10-163 — Impounding, redemption and disposition of dog running at large.
- 10-1 — Administration and enforcement of chapter; interference with officers.
- 10-2 — Poisoning animals.
- 10-3 — Cruelty to animals.
- 10-4 — Tethering of dogs.
- 10-5 — Procedures, penalties and fines for sections 10-2, 10-3 and 10-4.
- 10-6 — Animal nuisances.
- 10-7 — Animal owner responsibility for removal of animal excrement; fines.
- 10-8 — Sale of baby fowl.
- 10-9 — Dead animals and fowl; disposition of carcasses.
- 10-10 — Responsibility for removal of carcasses.
- 10-11 — Keeping fowl near inhabited building.
- 10-12 — Keeping of certain animals.
- 10-13 — Certain animals and reptiles prohibited to be kept within city except pursuant to license or permit.
- 10-14 — City declared bird sanctuary; trapping, hunting; riddance of nuisance birds; penalty.
- 10-15 — Maintenance of pens, coops, other enclosures, places.
- 10-16 — Immunization of dogs, cats and ferrets; fines.
- 10-17 — Control of rabies and other diseases generally.
- 10-18 — Animal bites, quarantine; fines.
- 10-19 — Releasing impounded animals.
- 10-20 — General penalty.
- 10-171 — Urban deer, bear, and coyote management.
- 14-71 — Violations and penalty.
- 14-111 — Orders to correct substandard conditions.
- 14-112 — Duties of owners.
- 14-113 — Duties of occupants.
- 14-114 — Removal or demolition.
- 14-115 — Nonliability of city employees.
- 14-91 — Board of appeals.
- 14-92 — Assistants and employees of code official.
- 14-93 — Duties of chief of fire prevention bureau.
- 14-141 — Minimum floor areas and ceiling heights.
- 14-142 — Heating and cooking.
- 14-143 — Lighting and ventilation.
- 14-144 — Water supply; toilet and bath facilities; plumbing.
- 14-145 — Basements.
- 14-146 — Entrances and exits.
- 14-147 — Waste disposal and receptacles.
- 14-148 — Surface drainage.
- 14-149 — Maintenance and repairs.
- 14-31 — Definitions.
- 14-32 — Purposes; adopted; where filed and available to public; applicability; short title.
- 14-33 — Adoption of state building code; exercise of authority beyond corporate limits.
- 14-34 — Conflicts of law; construction.
- 14-35 (Administration and enforcement) — Administration and enforcement.
- 14-35 (Violation) — Violation.
- 14-36 — Construction with respect to fire prevention code and with standards for gas piping and appliance venting.
- 14-1 — Inspections; right of entry.
- 14-2 — Fence regulations.
- 14-181 — Penalties for violations.
- 14-182 — Security requirements; exemptions.
- 14-183 — Enforcement; right of entry.
- 14-184 — Responsibility for compliance.
- 14-185 — Inspection of exterior openings by chief of police; notice to and duty of responsible persons.
- 14-186 — Locking devices.
- 14-187 — Intrusion detection devices.
- 14-188 — Appeal from intrusion detection device requirements.
- 14-251 — Purpose and scope.
- 14-252 — Definitions.
- 14-253 — Closing and removal of unsafe structures.
- 14-255 — Correction of unsafe conditions.
- 14-256 — Relief from order for corrective action.
- 14-257 — Owner responsibility for costs.
- 14-258 — Civil action for corrective action and recovery of costs.
- 14-259 — Notices.
- 14-260 — Absolute defense.
- 15-254 — Inspection.
- 14-200 — Adoption.
- 14-201 — Purpose.
- 14-202 — Definitions.
- 14-203 — Applicability, obligation to register, automatic registration, exemptions.
- 14-204 — Registry, registration information, amending information, fees, dedicated account, publication.
- 14-205 — Right of appeal.
- 14-206 — Violations and penalties for failure to register.
- 14-207 — Inspections, monitoring, corrective action.
- 14-208 — Non-payment of fees/liens.
- 14-209 — Vacant structure security and maintenance regulations.
- 14-210 — Relation to other codes and laws.
- 14-211 — Severability.
- 18-81 — Auctioneers.
- 18-82 — Definitions.
- 18-83 — Requirements for license; duties of license; revocation or suspension of license.
- 18-31 — General business license; license fee.
- 18-32 — Separate license required for each fixed place of business and each class of business.
- 18-33 — Application for and issuance of license; payment of license tax and filing tax fee; issuance of stamp or other evidence of license for coin-operated device.
- 18-34 — False statements prohibited.
- 18-35 — Record of licenses issued; destruction of records after five years.
- 18-36 — Conditions precedent to doing business.
- 18-37 — Licensing not to legalize any act.
- 18-38 — Zoning ordinance must be complied with; responsibility of applicants for city licenses.
- 18-39 — License a personal privilege.
- 18-40 — Effect of change in partners or name.
- 18-41 — Expiration date; annual renewal; tax prorated upon start of business; minimum fee.
- 18-42 — Display of license.
- 18-43 — Duplicate licenses for those lost, misplaced or destroyed.
- 18-44 — Percentage penalties when business transacted without a license.
- 18-45 — Collection of back taxes.
- 18-46 — Collection by action or suit.
- 18-47 — Collection by distraint.
- 18-48 — Prosecution for violations; recourse of city to seek injunctions.
- 18-49 — Suspension and revocation of licenses, public hearings upon appeal from revocation.
- 18-111 — Duty of health commissioner.
- 18-112 — License required.
- 18-113 — Shops or schools.
- 18-451 — Required.
- 18-452 — Application for license.
- 18-453 — Annual license for each fiscal year; license fee.
- 18-454 — Revocation.
- 18-171 — Exempted shows.
- 18-172 — Street fairs and carnivals.
- 18-173 — Filing with city collector of list of all rides and concessions; bond for municipal taxes.
- 18-191 — License tax imposed on certain itinerant shows.
- 18-192 — Alternative license procedure.
- 18-231 — Pay telephones and postage stamp vending devices excluded.
- 18-251 — Application; stamp and owner identification on machine.
- 18-252 — Proprietor responsibility; liability; impounding and sale.
- 18-253 — Store exemption; evidence.
- 18-254 — Special provisions for certain nonprofit organizations.
- 18-351 — Definitions.
- 18-352 — Findings of city council.
- 18-353 — Opening of a similar business within one year of sale prohibited.
- 18-354 — Records.
- 18-381 — Required; exceptions.
- 18-382 — Application requirements.
- 18-383 — Investigation of application; grounds for denial of license.
- 18-384 — Duration of sale; license fee.
- 18-385 — Closing-out business sales at auction.
- 18-386 — Revocation of license; grounds.
- 18-387 — Notice of denial, refusal or revocation of license; judicial review.
- 18-388 — Branch stores and warehouses.
- 18-389 — Substitution, addition and commingling of goods voids license; change of time or place of sale; certain purchases prohibited.
- 18-390 — Copy of application, inventory and license to be posted; license to be referred to in advertisements.
- 18-141 — License fees.
- 18-142 — Gambling; intoxicating liquor prohibited.
- 18-143 — Minors prohibited.
- 18-581 — License required; fee.
- 18-551 — License required; fee.
- 18-552 — Hotels and taverns.
- 18-521 — Definitions.
- 18-522 — License for home solicitation sales; registration.
- 18-891 — Definitions.
- 18-892 — Violations and penalties; injunctive relief to abate nuisances.
- 18-893 — Reference to other provisions of this Code.
- 18-894 — License required; restrictions as to location; yards existing as of October 2, 1961.
- 18-895 — Issuance of license; fee; term; renewal.
- 18-896 — Requirements as to fences.
- 18-491 — Definitions.
- 18-492 — Exemptions; exemption receipt.
- 18-661 — Definitions.
- 18-681 — Required; resident license.
- 18-682 — Officers' or agents' residence.
- 18-683 — Certification of agents.
- 18-684 — License not transferable; former convictions.
- 18-685 — Business not to engage agent ineligible for license.
- 18-721 — Definitions.
- 18-722 — Enforcement.
- 18-723 — Inspections generally.
- 18-724 — Rules and regulations generally.
- 18-725 — Hours of operation.
- 18-751 — Required.
- 18-752 — Application.
- 18-753 — Annual fee and application.
- 18-754 — Investigations prior to issuance.
- 18-755 — Display.
- 18-756 — Revocation.
- 18-791 — Definitions.
- 18-792 — Barriers.
- 18-793 — Maintenance and paving.
- 18-794 — Buildings.
- 18-795 — Entrances and exits.
- 18-796 — Fire extinguishers.
- 18-797 — Lighting.
- 18-798 — Blocking streets, alleys and sidewalks.
- 18-799 — Claim checks and signs.
- 18-821 — Required.
- 18-822 — Application for license.
- 18-823 — Annual license for each fiscal year; license fee.
- 18-824 — Revocation.
- 18-861 — Definitions.
- 18-862 — Annual license fee.
- 18-863 — Reports.
- 18-971 — Definitions.
- 18-972 — Coin-operated devices not considered stores.
- 18-991 — Store license required.
- 18-992 — Exemptions.
- 18-993 — Application for license; filing fee.
- 18-994 — Return of application for correction; granting and display of license.
- 18-995 — Licenses and fees in addition to others.
- 18-996 — Expiration and renewal of license.
- 18-997 — License not assignable or transferable.
- 18-998 — Change of location of store.
- 18-1031 — Definitions.
- 18-1032 — Rules and regulations under article; designation of approved public rights-of-way.
- 18-1033 — Scope of article.
- 18-1037 — Vending permit required; application, fees.
- 18-1038 — Additional requirements.
- 18-1039 — Revocation of street vending permit.
- 18-1040 — Request for reconsideration and appeal of revocation of vending permit.
- 18-1041 — Compliance with federal, state and local laws and regulations.
- 18-1042 — Penalty.
- 18-1061 — Requirements and regulations of vendors.
- 18-1161 — Definitions.
- 18-1162 — Penalties.
- 18-1163 — Permit required.
- 18-1164 — Identification card.
- 18-1165 — Disposal of material.
- 18-1170 — Purpose and scope.
- 18-1171 — Exceptions.
- 18-1172 — Definitions.
- 18-1173 — Residential rental license required.
- 18-1174 — Application requirements for residential rental license.
- 18-1175 — Responsible local agent.
- 18-1176 — Accurate and complete information.
- 18-1177 — Residential rental license term and renewals.
- 18-1178 — Change in registration information or transfer of property.
- 18-1179 — Revocation of residential rental license.
- 18-1180 — Periodic inspections.
- 18-1181 — Other bases for inspections.
- 18-1182 — Inspection procedures.
- 18-1183 — Notice of violation; corrective action; re-inspection.
- 18-1184 — Re-inspection fee.
- 18-1185 — Penalties.
- 18-1186 — Severability.
- 18-931 — License fee; not transferable or divisible.
- 18-932 — Record of purchases; exhibiting; exception.
- 18-933 — Purchases from or sales to minors.
- 18-934 — Records open for inspection.
- 22-31 — Definitions.
- 22-32 — Cemetery ownership.
- 22-33 — Plats of sections.
- 22-34 — Cemetery register.
- 22-35 — Price of rights of interment.
- 22-36 — Procedure for purchase of right of interment; execution of documents; maintenance of records.
- 22-37 — Disposition of proceeds from sale of rights of interment and other transactions.
- 22-38 — Use of roads.
- 22-39 — Burial at prohibited places.
- 22-40 — Destruction or injury of shrubbery or monuments.
- 22-41 — Interments and disinterments.
- 22-42 — Legal descent of burial rights at cemetery.
- 22-61 — Creation; power and duties.
- 22-62 — Membership; terms; compensation.
- 22-63 — Officers; rules for transaction of business; meetings; records.
- 22-64 — Operations and management.
- 26-31 — Application for permit.
- 26-32 — Limitations on amount of payments to professional solicitors for solicitation activities.
- 26-33 — Investigation of permit application; issuance or denial of permit; appeals.
- 26-34 — Card or certificate from director required.
- 26-35 — Suspension or cancellation of permit; jurisdiction of municipal court to issue subpoenas duces tecum.
- 26-36 — Fees and bonds.
- 26-1 — Board of solicitation review.
- 26-2 — Unauthorized, unrestricted, unregulated begging or solicitation prohibited.
- 30-61 — Definitions.
- 30-62 — Findings and purpose.
- 30-63 — Neighborhood rehabilitation fund; guaranteed loans.
- 30-64 — Rehabilitation fund commission.
- 30-1 — Shelton-Sentz Neighborhood Redevelopment Select Committee.
- 34-31 — Created.
- 34-32 — City policy declared; purpose of article.
- 34-33 — Definitions.
- 34-34 — Director and department personnel.
- 34-35 — Administration of article.
- 34-36 — Powers and duties of director.
- 34-37 — Reception of complaints by director.
- 34-38 — Notice of complaint; referrals; patterns of complaint.
- 34-39 — Dissemination of information.
- 38-31 — Court established, to be held by municipal judge.
- 38-32 — Jurisdiction, powers and duties relating to violations of the traffic ordinance.
- 38-33 — Sessions.
- 38-34 — Duties of clerk.
- 38-35 — Deputy clerks.
- 38-36 — Bailiff.
- 38-37 — Style of prosecutions; arrest of offenders; summoning witnesses.
- 38-38 — Issuance and service of process.
- 38-39 — Default judgments.
- 38-40 — Bail bond or cash deposit.
- 38-41 — Requisites and disposition of cash deposit.
- 38-42 — Unlawful taking of cash deposit; approval of bond in felony cases.
- 38-43 — Who may not be bail sureties.
- 38-44 — Witness fees.
- 38-45 — Separation of witnesses; exclusion of minors from courtroom.
- 38-46 — Procedure; new trials.
- 38-47 — Acts punishable for contempt.
- 38-48 — Prosecution for contempt.
- 38-49 — Judgment and commitment for contempt.
- 38-50 — Intimidation of judicial officers, jurors and witnesses; obstructing administration of justice; penalty.
- 38-51 — False swearing and subornation of false swearing.
- 38-52 — Imprisonment for fines and costs.
- 38-53 — Court costs.
- 38-54 — Collection of fines and costs; remission; suspension of judgment.
- 38-81 — Demand for jury trial.
- 38-82 — Persons eligible to jury service.
- 38-83 — Number of jurors.
- 38-84 — Master jury list.
- 38-85 — Preparation of jury list for trial.
- 38-86 — Penalty for failure of jurors to attend.
- 38-87 — Discharge of jurors; excuse from attendance.
- 38-88 — When juror not entitled to compensation.
- 38-89 — Payment of compensation.
- 38-90 — Trial procedure.
- 38-121 — Installment or other method of payment when defendant unable to pay forthwith.
- 38-122 — Determination of ability to pay; questionnaire to be answered by defendant; assistance to defendant; penalty for false swearing.
- 38-123 — Payment of fine may be made condition of probation or suspension of sentence.
- 38-124 — Court may require defendant to be on good behavior until fine and costs are paid.
- 38-125 — Procedure upon default in payment under agreement; confinement in case of willful default.
- 38-126 — Community service work may be substituted in lieu of incarceration or a fine in municipal court.
- 38-127 — Home incarceration for municipal court offenders.
- 42-81 — When state of emergency deemed to exist.
- 42-82 — Declaration of emergency by proclamation of mayor; restrictions may be imposed; exemptions from restrictions.
- 42-83 — Specific restrictions authorized.
- 42-84 — Extension, alteration and rescission of proclamation.
- 42-85 — Compliance with restrictions imposed by proclamation mandatory.
- 42-86 — Authority to request state police and military forces; when proclamation of martial law may be recommended to governor.
- 42-87 — End of emergency period.
- 42-31 — Organization created; composition; title.
- 42-32 — Emergency services council.
- 42-33 — Functions of department.
- 42-34 — Powers and duties of mayor.
- 42-35 — Appointment, term and compensation of director.
- 42-36 — Director's powers and duties.
- 42-37 — Appropriations and authority to accept services, gifts, grants and loans.
- 42-38 — Utilization of existing services and facilities; volunteer assistance.
- 42-39 — Political activity prohibited.
- 42-40 — Emergency services personnel; required oath.
- 42-41 — Orders, rules and regulations; enforcement of article.
- 42-42 — Prohibited use of personnel identification.
- 42-43 — Obstruction of personnel.
- 42-44 — Members to return paraphernalia on request.
- 46-1 — Alarm systems.
- 50-81 — Legislative findings; statement of policy.
- 50-82 — Definitions.
- 50-83 — Abandonment of vehicles.
- 50-84 — Junked vehicles prohibited in certain places.
- 50-85 — Old vehicle tires and inoperative or abandoned household appliances prohibited in certain places.
- 50-86 — Authority to take possession of abandoned equipment; employment of personnel for enforcement; notification to owner of private property.
- 50-87 — Notification of vehicle owner and lienholders.
- 50-88 — Disposal of unclaimed vehicles.
- 50-89 — Proceeds from sale.
- 50-90 — Penalties.
- 50-91 — Injunctive relief.
- 50-92 — Construction.
- 50-31 — Article supplemental to other provisions of Code relating to nuisances.
- 50-32 — Prohibited within city.
- 50-33 — Certain nuisances enumerated; list not exclusive.
- 50-34 — Additional nuisances; penalties.
- 50-35 — Liability of owner for condition of leased premises.
- 50-36 — Inspections, investigations and complaints.
- 50-37 — Right to enter upon private premises; duty of occupants.
- 50-38 — Actions and reports by inspecting and investigating officers.
- 50-39 — Order to remedy activity or condition constituting nuisance; right to public hearing; actions by city manager.
- 50-40 — Conduct of public hearing; final abatement order by city manager.
- 50-41 — Review by city council.
- 50-42 — Recourse of city when abatement order ignored; lien; prosecution for maintenance of nuisance not barred by payment for abatement.
- 50-43 — Apportionment of cost of abatement.
- 50-44 — Article not to prohibit arrest for committing or maintaining nuisance.
- 50-45 — Order to abate condition constituting nuisance; right to public hearing; actions by city manager.
- 50-46 — Conduct of public hearing.
- 50-47 — Recourse of city when order to abate condition constituting nuisance is ignored; lien created; prosecution for maintenance of nuisance not barred by paying expense of abatement.
- 50-48 — Apportionment of cost of abatement.
- 50-49 — Destruction of unwholesome articles.
- 50-50 — Article does not prohibit arrest for committing or maintaining nuisance.
- 50-51 — Short title.
- 50-52 — Declaration of graffiti as a public nuisance.
- 50-53 — Definitions.
- 50-54 — Purpose.
- 50-55 — Permitting graffiti to remain prohibited.
- 50-56 — Notice to owner or possessor of property.
- 50-57 — Removal.
- 50-1 — Operation of engines, furnaces or boilers.
- 50-121 — Prohibited accumulation or discharge of liquid wastes.
- 50-122 — Requirements as to maintenance of premises and disposition of refuse.
- 50-123 — Disposition of grass, weeds and vegetation.
- 50-124 — Removal of prohibited accumulations of refuse and vegetation; joint responsibility of property owners and persons in charge; action by city.
- 50-171 — Short title.
- 50-172 — Purpose.
- 50-173 — Definitions.
- 50-174 — Establishment of a tree board.
- 50-175 — Duties of city arborist.
- 50-176 — Permits required.
- 50-177 — Application data.
- 50-178 — Removal, replanting, and replacement.
- 50-179 — Interference with city arborist.
- 50-180 — Placing materials on public property.
- 50-181 — Abuse or mutilation of public trees.
- 50-182 — Emergencies.
- 50-183 — Violation and penalty.
- 50-184 — Severability.
- 50-185 — Repealer.
- 50-186 — Public utility right-of-way maintenance.
- 54-41 — Composition and organization of department.
- 54-42 — Duties of department.
- 54-43 — Chief of the fire department; fire chief; powers.
- 54-44 — Chain of command; obedience to orders.
- 54-45 — Operations manuals.
- 54-46 — Firemen's civil service commission.
- 54-47 — Training of original appointees.
- 54-48 — Firemen's pension and relief fund; trustees.
- 54-49 — Immunization.
- 54-50 — Contributions toward firefighter/EMS uniforms.
- 54-51 — Workers' compensation; pay of firefighters/EMS injured in performance of duty.
- 54-52 — Demolition of structures to prevent spread of fire.
- 54-53 — Use of equipment and materials in motor vehicle emergencies and incidents involving individuals who are not assessed for fire service fees; enforcement.
- 54-71 — Definitions.
- 54-72 — Public policy declared; purpose of emergency medical services division.
- 54-73 — Promotions.
- 54-74 — Schedule of charges for ambulance services.
- 54-75 — Uncollectible accounts for ambulance-related services; authority of city collector.
- 54-101 — Definitions.
- 54-102 — Annual vacation leave.
- 54-103 — Sick leave.
- 54-104 — Funeral leave with pay.
- 54-105 — Legal holidays.
- 54-106 — Daily and weekly duty hours; pay periods; calculation of overtime pay; trading assigned shifts.
- 54-107 — Uniformed fire sick leave pool.
- 54-141 — Purpose; adopted; applicability; short title.
- 54-142 — Adoption and incorporation of relevant codes.
- 54-143 — Application, exemptions, inspections.
- 54-144 — Authorized orders under the Charleston Fire Prevention Code; appeals.
- 54-145 — Fire prevention bureau members, responsibilities, and authority.
- 54-146 — Violations and penalties; recourse of city to correct violations.
- 54-147 — Policies.
- 54-1 — Regulations for blasting operations.
- 54-2 — Unauthorized use of fire department property.
- 54-3 — Duty of spectators, and authority of firefighters and police, at scene of fire.
- 54-4 — False request for emergency medical services.
- 54-181 — Definitions; continuation, maintenance and improvement of fire service; legislative intent; city collector to administer regulations; use of funds; assessment of fees.
- 54-182 — Semiannual payment of charge.
- 54-183 — Penalty for default in payment; charge constitutes debt due city; recourse of city for collection.
- 54-184 — Exemptions.
- 54-185 — Certain delinquent charges to be excused as uncollectible.
- 54-190 — Generally.
- 54-191 — Consumer fireworks; regulations, prohibited actions, and exceptions
- 54-192 — Enforcement.
- 58-51 — Definitions.
- 58-52 — Conversion therapy prohibited.
- 58-53 — Enforcement.
- 58-54 — Civil penalty and appeal rights.
- 58-41 — Certificate of purity.
- 58-42 — Inspection and permit.
- 58-43 — Inspection or license fee.
- 58-44 — Handling and disposition of fees.
- 58-1 — Compliance with rules and regulations of state division of health.
- 58-2 — Police powers of health commissioner and other health officers and employees.
- 58-3 — Inspection of and entry within buildings and grounds by health commissioner and his representatives.
- 58-4 — Public exposure of food for sale.
- 58-5 — Storage or display of food close to ground.
- 58-6 — Fruit vendors' refuse containers.
- 58-7 — Laundries regulated; permit required.
- 58-61 — Establishing a community health action plan.
- 58-62 — Creation of board.
- 58-63 — Requirements of community health action plan.
- 62-81 — Unlawful discriminatory practices.
- 62-82 — Complaint, hearing procedures; issuance of cease and desist order.
- 62-83 — Enforcement of cease and desist order.
- 62-84 — Judicial review.
- 62-41 — Powers and objectives.
- 62-42 — Composition; appointment; terms of members; expenses.
- 62-43 — Personnel; chair; vice-chair; secretary; liaison; meetings; quorum.
- 62-44 — Assistance to commission; legal and investigative services.
- 62-45 — Powers; functions; services.
- 62-1 — Title.
- 62-2 — Declaration of policy.
- 62-3 — Definitions.
- 62-181 — Adoption by reference of W. Va. Code, §§ 5-11a, "The West Virginia Fair Housing Act."
- 62-182 — Amendments to W. Va. Code, § 5-11A, "The West Virginia Fair Housing Act."
- 62-183 — Penalty.
- 64-22 — Resident input.
- 65-20 — Regular and special meetings.
- 65-21 — Public records, public access, and ethics.
- 65-23 — Annual report.
- 65-10 — General.
- 65-11 — Divisions of CLRA.
- 65-12 — Redevelopment division.
- 65-13 — Conservation division.
- 65-14 — Priorities and management.
- 65-15 — Acquiring property through tax sales.
- 65-1 — Establishment and divisions.
- 65-2 — Purpose.
- 65-3 — Board of directors.
- 65-4 — Officers of the board.
- 65-5 — Public input.
- 65-6 — Official filing with secretary of state.
- 66-31 — Chief of police.
- 66-32 — Chain of command; obedience to orders.
- 66-33 — Police manual adopted; where filed and available for inspection; violations; short title.
- 66-34 — Updating manual provisions.
- 66-35 — Policemen's civil service commission.
- 66-36 — Policemen's pension and relief fund; trustees.
- 66-37 — Workers' compensation; pay of police officers injured in performance of duty.
- 66-38 — Contribution toward police officers' uniforms.
- 66-39 — Sale of abandoned property recovered by police.
- 66-61 — Daily and weekly duty hours; eight-hour shift; overtime pay.
- 66-62 — Daily and weekly duty hours; twelve-hour shift; overtime pay.
- 66-63 — Vacation leave.
- 66-64 — Legal holidays.
- 66-65 — Sick leave.
- 66-66 — Funeral leave with pay.
- 66-67 — Immunizations.
- 66-91 — Authorized to be appointed by mayor, for assignment by chief of police.
- 66-92 — Rules and regulations; compensation and hours of duty.
- 66-93 — Powers and duties; violations; training.
- 66-94 — Uniforms and equipment.
- 66-111 — Created.
- 66-112 — Membership.
- 66-113 — General purpose.
- 66-114 — Declaration of council.
- 66-151 — Penalties.
- 66-152 — Payment of fine; discharge of prisoners.
- 66-153 — Escape of prisoners generally.
- 66-154 — City officers and employees not to permit escapes.
- 66-155 — Giving prohibited articles to prisoners.
- 70-101 — Limitations on maintaining auto trailers on private property.
- 70-102 — Auto trailer camp permits.
- 70-103 — Permit for single auto trailer.
- 70-104 — Application for auto trailer camp permit.
- 70-105 — Limitations of permits.
- 70-106 — Fees.
- 70-107 — Reinspections.
- 70-108 — Permit revocation.
- 70-51 — Definitions.
- 70-52 — Violations and penalties.
- 70-53 — Person in charge of auto trailer camp; camp office and register.
- 70-54 — Duties of owners and persons in charge of auto trailer camps.
- 70-55 — Auto trailer camp layout.
- 70-56 — Sanitation.
- 70-57 — Lights in public rooms.
- 70-58 — Electrical connections.
- 70-59 — Compliance with plumbing code.
- 70-60 — Compliance with building codes.
- 70-61 — Effect of zoning ordinance.
- 70-62 — Fire protection.
- 70-63 — Parking on street.
- 70-64 — Storage of trailer on owner's premises.
- 74-31 — Definitions.
- 74-32 — Violations.
- 74-33 — Permits for commercial wells.
- 74-34 — Plans and specifications.
- 74-35 — Piping, fitting and connections.
- 74-36 — Abandoned wells.
- 74-37 — Sewer service charges.
- 74-38 — Deposits in sewers from commercial wells.
- 74-39 — Disposal of water from commercial wells.
- 78-41 — Rewards authorized in certain cases.
- 78-42 — Libraries and related offenses.
- 78-43 — Befouling property.
- 78-61 — Tampering with city property generally.
- 78-62 — Private property protected.
- 78-101 — Prohibited; definitions.
- 78-102 — Constitutes breach of peace; detention of suspects.
- 78-81 — Petit larceny.
- 78-82 — Embezzlement and larceny.
- 78-83 — Receiving stolen property.
- 78-84 — Larceny by trick.
- 78-85 — Meters measuring, companies furnishing utilities.
- 78-131 — False alarms and reports.
- 78-132 — Aircraft regulations.
- 78-133 — Airtight containers.
- 78-134 — Skylights and fire escapes.
- 78-161 — Disposition of firearms, dangerous weapons in possession of police department.
- 78-162 — Disposition of firearms, dangerous weapons in possession of municipal court.
- 78-163 — Carrying without license or other authorization.
- 78-165 — Carrying weapons upon municipal public property.
- 78-166 — Prohibited discharge.
- 78-167 — Brandishing or exposing weapons; threatening or causing breach of peace; penalty.
- 78-168 — Switchblade knives.
- 78-169 — Possession by persons under age 16.
- 78-170 — Slingshots, bows and arrows and airguns.
- 78-171 — Firearms in municipal parking facilities.
- 78-1 — Attempts; aiding and abetting; procuring offense.
- 78-2 — Assault and battery definitions; penalties.
- 78-3 — Advertisements, handbills, signs.
- 78-4 — Canes and walking sticks.
- 78-5 — Peeping toms.
- 78-6 — Spitting.
- 78-7 — Throwing missiles in streets or public places.
- 78-8 — Ticket scalping.
- 78-9 — Watercraft regulations.
- 78-10 — Hate crimes.
- 78-201 — Breach of the peace and related offenses; duties of proprietors of establishments.
- 78-202 — Disorderly conduct.
- 78-203 — Riots, routs and unlawful assemblies prohibited and defined.
- 78-204 — Dispersal; duty of police officers and participants.
- 78-205 — Disorderly conduct generally.
- 78-206 — Disorderly conduct in public schools of the city; loitering after being requested to leave school premises.
- 78-207 — Disturbance of assemblies.
- 78-208 — Interfering with customers at retail store.
- 78-209 — Religious services in streets.
- 78-210 — Curfew for underage persons.
- 78-211 — Drunkenness in public place; drinking or possession of alcoholic beverages in public; sale and use of nonintoxicating beer or other alcoholic beverages; penalties.
- 78-212 — Noise control.
- 78-213 — Obstructing pedestrians for purpose of inducing to purchase.
- 78-231 — Purpose of division.
- 78-232 — Conditions under which picketing permitted; unlawful picketing generally.
- 78-233 — Prohibited conduct at scene of picketing.
- 78-234 — Unlawful assemblies; dispersal of unlawful assemblies and arrest of those not dispersing.
- 78-235 — Protecting passage to and from health care facilities; preserving rights of picketers; offense and penalties.
- 78-251 — Definitions.
- 78-252 — Noncommercial use of sound trucks.
- 78-253 — Commercial advertising by sound truck prohibited.
- 78-254 — Police department activities excluded.
- 78-292 — Indecent exposure; public indecency; penalty.
- 78-311 — Sale, possession or giving away of obscene literature.
- 78-312 — Marking of indecent words, pictures, figures at places exposed to public view.
- 78-313 — Indecent shows or exhibitions.
- 78-321 — Definitions.
- 78-322 — Violation; penalty.
- 78-323 — Engaging in prostitution.
- 78-324 — Keeping houses of prostitution; persons under the age of 18.
- 78-325 — Entry to house of prostitution.
- 78-326 — Use of premises for prostitution.
- 78-327 — Enticing for prostitution.
- 78-328 — Loitering for prostitution.
- 78-341 — Keeping or exhibiting gaming table, machine or device; penalty; seizure of table, machine or device; forfeiture of money used in such gaming.
- 78-342 — Permitting gaming table or device on premises.
- 78-343 — Keeping place for gaming.
- 78-344 — Doorkeeper or guardian for gambling room.
- 78-345 — Betting on games of chance.
- 78-346 — Permitting gambling at hotels, similar establishments; presumption against innkeeper.
- 78-347 — Cheating.
- 78-348 — Lottery or raffle.
- 78-349 — Possession of tickets.
- 78-350 — Regulation of poolrooms.
- 78-396 — Needle exchange program authorized.
- 78-397 — Rules and regulations; Chief of Police authorized.
- 78-381 — Distribution of hypodermic needles; state certification required.
- 78-382 — Compliance with state law and regulations.
- 78-383 — Penalty.
- 78-384 — Council approval of application for state license to offer syringe services program.
- 78-371 — Definitions and schedules incorporated.
- 78-372 — Purporting to sell controlled substances.
- 78-373 — Simple possession of marijuana, synthetic cannabinoids, and other controlled substances.
- 78-374 — Conditional discharge for simple possession of controlled substances; expungement of records.
- 78-411 — Governmental functions of city not to be hampered by sit-ins or other methods.
- 78-412 — Interfering with city officers and employees; penalty.
- 78-413 — Refusing to aid or assist city officers and employees when lawfully summoned to do so.
- 78-414 — Impersonation of city officers and employees.
- 78-415 — City work projects not to be interfered with.
- 82-81 — Created; composition; qualifications, appointment and term of members; filling vacancies; compensation.
- 82-82 — Purpose of commission; consultation with.
- 82-83 — Chairman and secretary; rules; meetings; records.
- 82-84 — Duties.
- 82-41 — Created.
- 82-42 — Director and other personnel.
- 82-43 — Administration and enforcement powers of director; duties generally.
- 82-44 — Construction and acquisition of recreational property.
- 82-45 — Budget and expenses.
- 82-1 — Definitions.
- 82-2 — Declaration of public policy; purpose of chapter.
- 82-3 — Rules and regulations.
- 82-121 — Entering playgrounds and swimming pools after hours.
- 82-122 — Hours of public access to city parks; penalties.
- 82-123 — Ruffner Memorial Park.
- 82-124 — Waiver of swimming pool fees at certain facilities.
- 82-125 — Schedule of fees.
- 82-126 — Danner Meadow Park.
- 82-127 — Elk River Park.
- 82-128 — Race courses.
- 82-129 — Fee adjustments.
- 82-161 — Purpose; definitions.
- 82-162 — Event electricity hook-up; license for hook-up.
- 82-163 — Violations, enforcement, and penalties.
- 86-1 — Establishment of human resources department.
- 86-2 — Appointment of director of human resources; general powers and duties.
- 86-10 — Enforcement.
- 86-100 — Personnel Rules and Administrative Policies adopted.
- 86-101 — Authorization to amend and promulgate new Personnel Rules and Administrative Policies.
- 86-102 — Equal opportunity employment.
- 86-103 — Compensation.
- 86-104 — Vacation leave.
- 86-105 — Sick leave.
- 86-106 — Holidays.
- 86-107 — Family and medical leave.
- 86-108 — Military leave
- 86-109 — Sexual harassment and workplace violence.
- 86-200 — Progressive discipline.
- 86-201 — Employee grievances.
- 90-31 — Created; composition; qualifications, appointment, terms and compensation of members; filling vacancies.
- 90-32 — Official name; powers and duties as to planning and zoning generally.
- 90-33 — General purpose.
- 90-34 — Planning; approval of commission required before action by city.
- 90-35 — Power to employ help; budget; cooperation from other officials and employees.
- 90-36 — Chairman and secretary; rules; meetings; records.
- 90-37 — Contracts for expenditure of money.
- 90-38 — Office.
- 90-39 — Plats or replats of land laid out in building lots.
- 91-1 — Zoning ordinance.
- 94-1 — Franchise to occupy streets.
- 94-2 — Conformity with regulations required.
- 94-3 — Obstruction of railway track or interference with operation of trains.
- 94-4 — Removal or melting of snow from railway tracks.
- 94-5 — Jumping on or off moving train.
- 94-6 — Trespass on railroad property.
- 98-41 — Definitions.
- 98-42 — Violation and penalty.
- 98-43 — City manager ex officio sanitation inspector.
- 98-44 — Director of refuse collection.
- 98-45 — Whom to collect refuse and recyclables; issuance of annual permits to commercial waste haulers by city manager.
- 98-46 — Outside storage of refuse must be in standard containers.
- 98-47 — Manner of storing refuse and recyclables; use of plastic bags.
- 98-48 — Regulation of time of day and area during which refuse and recyclables may be collected from residential districts and surrounding areas.
- 98-49 — Throwing, scattering or delivering refuse upon any premises, street or place.
- 98-50 — Delivery of refuse upon private property.
- 98-51 — Open burning of refuse or disposal of refuse in domestic incinerators prohibited.
- 98-52 — Permit for burning.
- 98-71 — Charges for refuse, recyclables and yard (green) waste services; authority of city collector to promulgate rules and regulations related to collection of fees.
- 98-72 — City to collect residential refuse fee.
- 98-73 — Collection rates do not cover certain types of refuse.
- 98-74 — Special service charge; additional charges for certain refuse.
- 98-75 — Payment of service charges.
- 98-76 — Notice of lien for failure to pay fee, rate, penalty or charge.
- 98-77 — Special rates authorized by city council.
- 98-78 — Charges for use of city refuse disposal facilities; collection of charges.
- 98-79 — Collection of service charges; records; city auditor.
- 98-80 — Weighing scales.
- 98-81 — Disposition of charges for refuse service; city solid waste fund.
- 98-82 — Release of liens filed for failure to pay refuse service charges.
- 98-101 — Location and time for placement; disabled and infirmed residents.
- 98-121 — Separation of recyclables from municipal solid waste.
- 98-122 — Collection of recyclables.
- 98-123 — Ownership of recyclables.
- 98-124 — Collection of recyclables by unauthorized persons.
- 98-125 — Disposal of recyclables following collection.
- 98-126 — Revenue from recycling.
- 98-151 — Separation, collection and disposal of yard (green) waste.
- 98-171 — Prohibited disposal of tires.
- 98-172 — Penalties.
- 98-1 — Notice of violation, refuse citations, appeals, and municipal court process.
- 98-2 — Prohibited disposal of waste matter generally.
- 98-3 — Prohibited discharges in watercourses, wells, similar places.
- 98-4 — Prohibited littering of streets, sidewalks and public places; duty of persons in violation of section.
- 98-5 — Street rubbish cans; littering.
- 98-6 — Cleaning circus grounds.
- 98-7 — Refuse at outdoor eating establishments.
- 98-8 — Duty of contractors to remove debris; collection of refuse from lots.
- 98-9 — Fallen trees; stumps; debris.
- 98-10 — Exposure of wind-blown materials or fragments from buildings.
- 102-91 — Adoption of City of Charleston Public Rights-of-Way Excavation and Restoration Ordinance Manual.
- 102-51 — When abutting owners to construct.
- 102-52 — Duty of abutting owner to repair; construction or repair by city.
- 102-53 — Grades and widths.
- 102-54 — Width regulations.
- 102-55 — Standards, specifications and materials.
- 102-56 — License required to engage in business of constructing sidewalks.
- 102-1 — Prohibited grant by any city official of exclusive right to appropriation of street for individual use.
- 102-2 — Public grass strips.
- 102-3 — Street openings by permit only; safety device required.
- 102-4 — Obstructions; open manholes; bridges over excavations.
- 102-5 — Use of sidewalk for handling fuel or goods.
- 102-6 — Displays on sidewalks.
- 102-7 — Prohibited material in streets or public places; coal; refuse from fruit stands.
- 102-8 — Gasoline or oily substance on pavement.
- 102-9 — Protection of streets from dirt or trees from abutting premises.
- 102-10 — Sweeping sidewalks; placing refuse on or sweeping across sidewalks.
- 102-11 — Removal of snow and ice.
- 102-12 — Area where street sale of articles and/or food prohibited.
- 102-13 — Certain acts constitute offenses in public parks and squares; government property declared public parks.
- 102-14 — Improvement of parks, squares, similar places by city council.
- 102-15 — Public fountains.
- 102-16 — Obstruction of view of drivers of vehicles by planting or maintaining foliage.
- 102-17 — Playing games in streets.
- 102-18 — Items prohibited at outdoor events.
- 102-151 — Naming public streets.
- 102-171 — Powers of building commissioner.
- 102-172 — Procedure regarding change of numbers.
- 102-173 — Method of numbering; complaints; action of city council.
- 102-174 — Placement and maintenance of street numbers upon premises by owners of properties having buildings on such premises.
- 102-331 — General.
- 102-332 — Eligible streets.
- 102-333 — Program participation.
- 102-290 — Purpose/Intent.
- 102-291 — Definitions.
- 102-292 — Applicability.
- 102-293 — Responsibility for administration.
- 102-294 — Illicit discharge and connection prohibitions.
- 102-295 — Watercourse protection.
- 102-296 — Industrial or construction activity discharges.
- 102-297 — Requirement to prevent control, and reduce stormwater pollutants by the use of best management practices.
- 102-298 — Access to facilities for inspection, monitoring, sampling, measuring, testing or copying records.
- 102-299 — Notification of spills.
- 102-301 — Notice of violation.
- 102-302 — Request for reconsideration.
- 102-304 — Enforcement measures.
- 102-305 — Injunctive relief.
- 102-306 — Violations deemed a public nuisance.
- 102-307 — Criminal prosecution.
- 102-308 — Remedies not exclusive.
- 102-309 — Severability.
- 102-310 — Purpose/intent.
- 102-311 — Definitions.
- 102-312 — Applicability.
- 102-313 — Responsibility for administration.
- 102-314 — Approval of land disturbing activity.
- 102-315 — Submission of erosion and sediment control plan; modifications.
- 102-316 — Erosion and sediment control design requirements.
- 102-317 — Review and approval of land disturbing activity and erosion and sediment control plan.
- 102-318 — Inspection of construction site.
- 102-319 — Notice of noncompliance and order to correct.
- 102-320 — Injunctive relief.
- 102-321 — Violations deemed a public nuisance; penalties.
- 102-322 — Criminal prosecution.
- 102-323 — Remedies not exclusive.
- 102-324 — Severability.
- 102-271 — Planning department rules and regulations under article.
- 102-272 — Compliance with federal, state and local laws and regulations.
- 102-273 — Nondiscrimination/right to limit or deny admission or service.
- 102-274 — Definitions.
- 102-275 — Permit process.
- 102-276 — Standards for outdoor dining areas.
- 102-277 — Additional requirements.
- 102-278 — Denial or revocation of permit.
- 102-279 — Penalty.
- 102-261 — Authority to close city street, alley, lane, road or other public right-of-way.
- 102-262 — Procedure.
- 102-200 — Purpose.
- 102-201 — Definitions.
- 102-202 — Application.
- 102-203 — Fees.
- 102-204 — Permitted use; zoning applicability.
- 102-205 — Design guidelines.
- 102-206 — Application processing.
- 102-207 — Consolidated applications permitted.
- 102-208 — Work within and repairs to the right-of-way.
- 102-209 — Building commissioner rules.
- 102-210 — Revocation.
- 102-211 — Violations and penalties.
- 102-212 — Franchise to set or place wires, poles, other paraphernalia, on streets; use of wires.
- 102-213 — Permit for additions, replacements, relocations of wires.
- 102-214 — Workers' badges.
- 102-215 — Right of council to prescribe kind, size and location of poles.
- 102-216 — Insulation and protection of line wires.
- 102-217 — Mains and service wires.
- 102-218 — Ground wires.
- 102-219 — High-tension wires.
- 102-220 — Wires carrying electric current under street surface.
- 102-221 — Transformers.
- 102-222 — Standard electrical construction and equipment required.
- 102-223 — Poles, wires and electrical equipment to comply with article.
- 102-224 — Municipal control of telephone, telegraph and electric companies.
- 110-31 — Definitions.
- 110-32 — Administration and enforcement.
- 110-33 — Refunds and credits.
- 110-34 — Offenses.
- 110-35 — Revocation of licenses and permits.
- 110-36 — Records.
- 110-51 — Imposition of privilege tax.
- 110-52 — Producers of natural resource products.
- 110-53 — Manufacturing, compounding or preparing products.
- 110-54 — Business of selling tangible property; certain sales exempt.
- 110-55 — Public service or utility business.
- 110-56 — Business of contracting.
- 110-57 — Business of operating amusements.
- 110-58 — Service business or calling not otherwise specifically taxed.
- 110-59 — Business of furnishing property for hire.
- 110-60 — Banking and other financial businesses; findings of city council.
- 110-61 — Persons taxable on multiple activities—Credits.
- 110-62 — Tax rate for HMO.
- 110-63 — Exemptions.
- 110-81 — Tax cumulative.
- 110-82 — Return and remittance; tax year.
- 110-83 — Extensions of time; payment plans.
- 110-84 — Records, statements, and investigations.
- 110-85 — Secrecy of returns.
- 110-86 — Reciprocal exchange.
- 110-87 — Unlawful release of tax information; penalties.
- 110-88 — Mathematical errors; collection of balance due on return without remittance.
- 110-111 — Limitation on assessments.
- 110-112 — Assessment of tax when insufficiently returned.
- 110-113 — Notices of assessment; petition for reassessment.
- 110-114 — Hearing procedure; administrative decision.
- 110-115 — Appeals to circuit court.
- 110-116 — Ten-year limitations on collection.
- 110-141 — Methods of collection.
- 110-142 — Tax constitutes debt: lien created; enforcement of lien.
- 110-143 — Distraint.
- 110-144 — Injunction.
- 110-145 — Interest and penalties.
- 110-146 — Payment when person sell[s] out or quits business; liability of successor, liens.
- 110-147 — Settlement of contracts made with city.
- 110-148 — Final settlement with contractors; user personally liable.
- 110-149 — Limited effect of city collector's certificate.
- 110-181 — Definitions.
- 110-182 — Applicability.
- 110-183 — Admission tax imposed.
- 110-184 — Payment of tax.
- 110-185 — Unpaid tax a lien; penalty.
- 110-186 — Enforcement of lien.
- 110-187 — Compliance with regulations; records.
- 110-188 — Investigation by city collector.
- 110-189 — Information to be confidential.
- 110-190 — City collector to enforce rules.
- 110-191 — Liability of city collector.
- 110-192 — Permit required.
- 110-1 — Unlawful release of tax information; penalties.
- 110-221 — Definitions.
- 110-222 — Administrative procedures generally.
- 110-223 — Disposition of proceeds.
- 110-224 — Violations and penalties.
- 110-225 — Interest and penalties.
- 110-251 — Imposition.
- 110-252 — Rate.
- 110-253 — Exemptions for government agencies or employees.
- 110-271 — Collection when sale on credit.
- 110-272 — Consumer to pay tax; collection and accounting by hotel operator; hotel or hotel operator not to make certain representations.
- 110-273 — Priority of tax in receivership, bankruptcy, similar proceedings.
- 110-274 — Liability of hotel operator for failure to collect or remit.
- 110-275 — Total amount collected to be remitted.
- 110-276 — Returns and remittances generally.
- 110-277 — Records.
- 110-278 — Liability of officers of associations or corporations.
- 110-311 — Definitions.
- 110-312 — Imposed; amount; notice to utility of effective date.
- 110-313 — Exemptions.
- 110-314 — Collection; time of payment; effective date; proration.
- 110-315 — Maintenance and inspection of records.
- 110-316 — Nonliability of utility for erroneous collections; duty of city when purchaser claims tax not owed; refunds; rules and regulations.
- 110-317 — Additional remedies for collection of tax.
- 111-1 — Council findings.
- 111-2 — Definitions.
- 111-3 — Imposition of consumers sales and service tax.
- 111-4 — Imposition of use tax.
- 111-5 — Calculation of tax on fractional parts of a dollar.
- 111-6 — State and local sales and use tax bases.
- 111-7 — Exceptions.
- 111-8 — Credit for local sales tax lawfully paid to another municipality.
- 111-9 — Local rate and boundary changes.
- 111-10 — State level administration.
- 111-11 — Administrative procedures.
- 111-12 — Criminal penalties.
- 111-13 — Automatic updating.
- 111-14 — Deposit of taxes collected in special revenue funds.
- 111-15 — Effective date.
- 114-51 — Authority of firefighters and rescue squad members to direct traffic.
- 114-52 — Powers and duties of police department.
- 114-53 — Authority of chief of police to issue permits.
- 114-54 — Authority of chief of police to close streets and to emplace signs.
- 114-55 — Interference with official traffic control devices or railroad signs or signals.
- 114-81 — Presumption as to violations involving vehicles in motion and precedent condition.
- 114-82 — Arrest or appearance in answer to notice of violation; bail bond; service of notice to appear.
- 114-83 — Bond for double amount of fine.
- 114-84 — Failure to obey notice of summons.
- 114-85 — Issuance of books of parking tags or summons to police.
- 114-86 — Receipts for bonds posted or fines paid.
- 114-87 — How traffic officers to sign summons; time for payment of fines or posting bonds.
- 114-88 — Notice to parking offenders failing to obey summons.
- 114-89 — List to municipal court clerk of unanswered summonses; warrants.
- 114-90 — Parking citation as prima facie evidence of offense; process to pay or contest parking citations.
- 114-91 — Report of failure to cooperate with municipal court clerk; interference.
- 114-92 — Duties of city auditor.
- 114-121 — Intent and purpose.
- 114-122 — Removal and impoundment.
- 114-123 — Immobilization.
- 114-124 — Notice of immobilization.
- 114-125 — Notice to owner of impounded vehicle.
- 114-126 — Owner responsibility.
- 114-127 — Records.
- 114-128 — Release of vehicle.
- 114-129 — Notification of vehicle owner and lienholders.
- 114-130 — Sale of vehicle.
- 114-131 — Rules and regulations.
- 114-151 — Appointment; assignment.
- 114-152 — Rules and regulations; compensation and hours of duty.
- 114-153 — Power and duties; training.
- 114-154 — Uniform and equipment.
- 114-155 — Notice of parking offenders.
- 114-191 — Information required.
- 114-192 — Accident involving unattended vehicle.
- 114-193 — Accidents involving only property damage.
- 114-194 — Report if driver incapacitated.
- 114-1 — Short title.
- 114-2 — Definitions.
- 114-3 — Penalties.
- 114-4 — Parties to an offense.
- 114-5 — Offenses by persons owning or controlling vehicles.
- 114-6 — State laws adopted by reference.
- 114-7 — Provisions of chapter refer to vehicles upon streets and highways; exceptions.
- 114-8 — Required obedience to chapter.
- 114-9 — Obedience to chapter by public officials and employees; exceptions as to persons engaged in highway surface work.
- 114-10 — Persons riding animals; animal-drawn vehicles.
- 114-11 — Obedience to police orders.
- 114-12 — Obedience to traffic control instructions at site of street or highway construction or maintenance.
- 114-13 — Authorized emergency vehicles.
- 114-14 — Permit to operate authorized emergency vehicle.
- 114-15 — Rights of owners of real property.
- 114-16 — Processions and parades; permit required; exceptions.
- 114-17 — Funeral processions.
- 114-18 — Toy vehicles on streets and sidewalks.
- 114-19 — Glass and injurious materials not to be deposited on street; removal of substances from scene of wrecked vehicle.
- 114-20 — Unlawful taking of vehicle.
- 114-21 — Injuring or tampering with vehicle.
- 114-22 — Removal from streets of wrecked or abandoned vehicles.
- 114-23 — Boarding or alighting from moving vehicles.
- 114-24 — Unlawful riding.
- 114-231 — Effect of previously installed traffic control devices.
- 114-232 — Obedience to traffic control devices.
- 114-233 — Signs to be legible and in place.
- 114-234 — Traffic control signal legend.
- 114-235 — Turning right on red regulated.
- 114-236 — Locations where right turn on red prohibited.
- 114-237 — Pedestrian walk and wait signals.
- 114-238 — Flashing signals.
- 114-239 — When "stop" signal may be disregarded.
- 114-240 — Installation and maintenance of traffic control devices; specifications; state approval required to place devices upon state highway.
- 114-241 — Fire lanes on private property devoted to public use.
- 114-242 — Unauthorized signs, signals or markings; nuisances.
- 114-261 — Established; contents.
- 114-262 — Traffic control file.
- 114-263 — Amendments.
- 114-264 — One-way streets.
- 114-265 — Prohibited and limited turns.
- 114-701 — Obedience to article; duty of parents and guardians; applicability of article to bicycles.
- 114-702 — Traffic laws apply to persons riding bicycles.
- 114-703 — Riding on bicycles.
- 114-704 — Clinging to vehicles.
- 114-705 — Riding on roadways and paths.
- 114-706 — Riding on sidewalk.
- 114-707 — Riding without feet on pedals.
- 114-708 — Fancy riding.
- 114-709 — Carrying articles.
- 114-710 — Headlamp and rear reflector.
- 114-711 — Signal device.
- 114-712 — Brakes.
- 114-713 — Penalties for bicycle violations.
- 114-301 — Reckless driving.
- 114-302 — Driving under influence of alcohol, controlled substances or drugs.
- 114-303 — Phrases synonymous with "driving under the influence of alcohol"; validation of warrants and indictments.
- 114-321 — Implied consent to test; administration at direction of police officer.
- 114-322 — How blood test administered; use of test results; certain immunity from liability incident to administering test.
- 114-323 — Refusal to submit to certain chemical tests; procedure to initiate suspension of driver's license or privilege; consent not withdrawn if arrested person incapable of refusal.
- 114-324 — Interpretation and use of chemical test.
- 114-325 — Right to demand test.
- 114-326 — Fee for withdrawing blood sample and making urine test.
- 114-327 — Hearing procedure; judicial review.
- 114-361 — Motor vehicle drivers must be licensed.
- 114-362 — Vehicle registration plates required.
- 114-363 — State vehicle inspection certificate required.
- 114-364 — Safety equipment and requirements for motorcyclists and motorcycles.
- 114-365 — Obstruction to driver's view or driving mechanism.
- 114-367 — Backing.
- 114-368 — Restricted access.
- 114-369 — One-way streets.
- 114-370 — Closed streets.
- 114-371 — Driving on sidewalk.
- 114-372 — Signs indicating vehicles of certain types or weight prohibited on certain streets or bridges.
- 114-373 — Safety zones.
- 114-374 — Zones of quiet.
- 114-375 — Play streets.
- 114-376 — Following too closely.
- 114-377 — Following fire apparatus prohibited.
- 114-378 — Driving with clutch or gears disengaged.
- 114-379 — Crossing fire hose.
- 114-380 — Obstructing intersection or crosswalk.
- 114-381 — Towing.
- 114-401 — Speed restrictions generally.
- 114-402 — Maximum speed limits established.
- 114-403 — Minimum speed.
- 114-404 — Nonpassenger vehicles with pneumatic tires.
- 114-405 — Vehicles without pneumatic tires.
- 114-406 — Speed on bridges.
- 114-407 — Slow-moving vehicle emblem.
- 114-431 — Keeping to right side of roadway; exceptions.
- 114-432 — Passing in opposite directions.
- 114-433 — Overtaking and passing on left.
- 114-434 — When overtaking on right permissible.
- 114-435 — Limitations on overtaking on left.
- 114-436 — Driving to left of center.
- 114-437 — No passing zones.
- 114-438 — Dividing traffic islands; double lines on streets.
- 114-439 — Rotary traffic islands.
- 114-440 — Roadways laned for traffic.
- 114-441 — Divided streets.
- 114-461 — Required position and method of turning at intersections.
- 114-462 — Right turns.
- 114-463 — Left turns on two-way roadways.
- 114-464 — Left turns on other than two-way roadways.
- 114-465 — Stopping and sudden decrease of speed require signal be given.
- 114-466 — U-turns.
- 114-467 — Obedience to turn signs and travel indicators.
- 114-468 — Starting parked vehicle.
- 114-469 — Turning at intersections.
- 114-470 — Signals by hand and arm or signal device.
- 114-471 — Method of giving hand-and-arm signals.
- 114-491 — Upon approaching or entering intersection.
- 114-492 — When faced by yield right-of-way sign.
- 114-493 — When turning left at intersection.
- 114-494 — When entering through highway or stop intersections.
- 114-495 — When emerging from alley, private driveway, parking lot or garage.
- 114-496 — Upon approach of authorized emergency vehicles.
- 114-511 — At railroad crossings generally.
- 114-512 — Certain vehicles at grade crossings.
- 114-513 — Heavy equipment at grade crossings.
- 114-514 — Stop signs at intersections.
- 114-515 — Stop before emerging from alley or private driveway.
- 114-516 — Upon meeting a stopped school bus; requirements for school buses.
- 114-551 — Presumption as to and condition precedent to illegal parking.
- 114-552 — Impounding vehicles.
- 114-553 — Owner responsible for illegal parking.
- 114-554 — Unattended motor vehicle.
- 114-555 — Parking parallel to curb, close to curb; angle parking.
- 114-556 — Where less than ten feet of roadway left available for traffic.
- 114-557 — Stopping outside of business or residence districts restricted.
- 114-558 — Officers authorized to remove illegally stopped vehicles.
- 114-559 — Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in specified places.
- 114-560 — Display for sale; repair or advertising on street.
- 114-561 — Vehicles laden with explosives or flammable materials.
- 114-562 — Headlamps on parked vehicles.
- 114-563 — Backing up to curb to load or unload; loading permits.
- 114-564 — Regulation of parking by signposting in prohibited parking areas generally.
- 114-565 — No parking at entrances to certain buildings.
- 114-566 — Limited parking areas.
- 114-567 — Physicians on emergency calls; vehicles while being loaded or unloaded; police department vehicles.
- 114-568 — Hazardous or congested places.
- 114-569 — Stopping, standing or parking prohibited beneath fire escapes and within 15 feet of emergency exits.
- 114-570 — Adjacent to schools.
- 114-571 — Alleys and driveways.
- 114-572 — Bridges, railroad crossings, underpasses and overpasses.
- 114-573 — Truck width, height and load restrictions; 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. parking prohibited in certain area.
- 114-574 — Vehicles parked on private property.
- 114-575 — Procedure for establishment of loading zones; conditions governing; loading zone record.
- 114-576 — Permitted uses of loading zones.
- 114-577 — Bus stops or stands.
- 114-578 — Residential permit parking.
- 114-579 — Residential permit parking policy.
- 114-580 — Valet parking areas.
- 114-601 — Powers and duties of city council.
- 114-602 — Management of and regulations governing city-owned lots and buildings.
- 114-621 — Hours of operation; duty of driver upon entering parking spaces; deposit of coins; overtime parking.
- 114-622 — Per-hour parking fees established.
- 114-623 — Per-hour parking fee established.
- 114-624 — Time limits as specified on meters prevail in cases of conflict.
- 114-625 — Vehicle to be parked wholly within marked parking space.
- 114-626 — No different or additional rights granted by division; disposition of fees.
- 114-627 — Slugs; injuring or tampering with meters.
- 114-628 — Parking spaces; erecting and relocating meters.
- 114-661 — Subject to traffic regulations.
- 114-662 — Right-of-way in crosswalks.
- 114-663 — Crossing at other than crosswalks.
- 114-664 — Drivers to exercise due care.
- 114-665 — Use of right half of crosswalks.
- 114-666 — Use of sidewalks.
- 114-667 — Walking along roadway.
- 114-668 — Hitchhiking.
- 114-669 — Blind pedestrians.
- 114-670 — Persons working on streets and highways.
- 114-671 — Penalties for pedestrian violations.
- 114-862 — Definitions.
- 114-863 — Prohibition of operation and use of all-terrain vehicles.
- 114-864 — Exceptions.
- 114-865 — Exemptions.
- 114-866 — Authorizing or permitting a minor to violate any provision of this article.
- 114-867 — Penalties.
- 114-868 — Liability.
- 114-811 — Unsafe and improperly equipped vehicles; all vehicles to be equipped as provided by state law.
- 114-812 — Child passenger restraining system required.
- 114-813 — Brakes.
- 114-814 — Tractors and vehicles equipped with chains or cleats.
- 114-815 — Lights.
- 114-816 — Horns and other sounding devices.
- 114-817 — Sirens and exhaust whistles.
- 114-818 — Cutouts and mufflers; racing motors or producing noise; smoke and gasses.
- 114-819 — Quiet operation of motorcycles; mufflers.
- 114-820 — Rear vision mirror on motorcycles.
- 114-821 — Vehicles transporting explosives.
- 114-822 — Driving vehicles carrying projecting objects.
- 114-823 — Transportation and delivery of oil.
- 114-824 — Sound apparatus on vehicles.
- 114-791 — Permitting excessive size and weight of vehicles on city streets and highways.
- 114-792 — Vehicular truck traffic on Kanawha Boulevard.
- 114-915 — Definitions.
- 114-916 — Authorizing the use of motorized scooters.
- 114-917 — Additional requirements for operation between sunset and sunrise.
- 114-918 — Prohibited acts.
- 114-919 — Authorizing or permitting a minor to violate any provision of this article.
- 114-920 — Penalties.
- 114-921 — Liability.
- 114-761 — Generally.
- 114-762 — Minimum standards to be met by towing companies.
- 118-61 — Declaration of necessity; sewer connection required where available.
- 118-62 — Application for sewer service required.
- 118-63 — User's responsibility to keep sewer clean.
- 118-64 — Leaks.
- 118-65 — Unauthorized connections prohibited.
- 118-66 — City not liable for damage.
- 118-67 — Tampering with sewer appurtenances.
- 118-68 — Entering sewer.
- 118-69 — Injury to sewer.
- 118-70 — Matter not to be thrown into sewer.
- 118-71 — Introducing into sewer hot, corrosive or explosive substances.
- 118-72 — Obstruction.
- 118-73 — License required to engage in business of laying or constructing sewers or drainways.
- 118-74 — Certain buildings required to have sanitary water closets, connected to sanitary sewer or sanitary septic tanks.
- 118-75 — Septic tank permits and requirements.
- 118-76 — Certain premises required to have privies; privy permits; requirements as to privies.
- 118-77 — Sewage disposal by broad irrigation, subsoil irrigation.
- 118-78 — Responsibility for and requirements concerning installation and maintenance of sanitary facilities.
- 118-79 — Abatement of violations.
- 118-80 — Removal of contents of privies, cesspools and septic tanks; transportation over city streets; final disposition.
- 118-81 — Unlawful deposit of fecal matter.
- 118-82 — Professional cleaners of septic tanks and privies.
- 118-101 — Permit for connection; tapping charge.
- 118-102 — Tapping or opening sewer without permit.
- 118-103 — Sewer taps only by authorized persons.
- 118-104 — Approval of connections by city inspector.
- 118-121 — Created; powers and duties; composition; appointment and term of members.
- 118-122 — Officers; salaries; bond of treasurer.
- 118-123 — Powers and duties.
- 118-141 — Adoption of certain rules and regulations and establishment of a schedule of just and equitable rates or charges; use of water meters.
- 118-142 — Established rates applicable to premises subsequently served.
- 118-143 — City subject to established rates or charges.
- 118-144 — Authority vested in sanitary board for billing and collection.
- 118-145 — Lien for enforcement of collection of billed rates or charges.
- 118-146 — Duration of liability for sewer service.
- 118-201 — Definitions.
- 118-202 — Applicability.
- 118-203 — Prohibitions and limitations on wastewater discharges.
- 118-204 — Pretreatment of wastewater.
- 118-205 — Control of prohibited wastes.
- 118-206 — Industrial user discharge permit requirements.
- 118-207 — Industrial user discharge permit application.
- 118-208 — Industrial user discharge permit issuance.
- 118-209 — Monitoring and reporting requirement.
- 118-210 — Compliance monitoring.
- 118-211 — Confidential information.
- 118-212 — Publication of users in significant noncompliance.
- 118-213 — Administrative enforcement remedies.
- 118-214 — Judicial enforcement remedies.
- 118-215 — Supplemental enforcement authority.
- 118-216 — Criminal penalty.
- 118-217 — Affirmative defenses to discharge violations.
- 118-241 — Definitions.
- 118-242 — Prohibitions.
- 118-243 — Grease trap size.
- 118-244 — New construction.
- 118-245 — Grease trap permits.
- 118-246 — Disposal of fats, oils, and grease.
- 118-247 — Inspection.
- 118-248 — Enforcement.
- 118-31 — Unlawful use of water.
- 118-32 — Tapping water pipes.
- 118-33 — Injury to water fixtures.
- 118-34 — Unlawful waste, flooding or diversion of water.
- 122-31 — Definitions.
- 122-32 — Penalties.
- 122-33 — Designation and use of stands; taxicabs limited as to parking.
- 122-34 — Licensing and regulation of stands.
- 122-35 — Use of stand by persons other than licensee.
- 122-36 — Double or triple parking or parking too far from curb at a taxicab stand.
- 122-37 — Common carriers; certificate of convenience and necessity and permits.
- 122-38 — Stopping.
- 122-39 — Owner responsible for illegal operating.
- 122-40 — Condemnation of defective vehicles.
- 122-41 — Disorderly conduct; liquor.
- 1 — Charleston made a city corporate and body politic.
- 2 — Corporate limits.
- 4 — Municipal authorities; elective officers and qualifications for holding office.
- 5 — Officers in addition to elective officers; salaries.
- 6 — Corporate power vested in council.
- 7 — Enumeration of numerous miscellaneous powers of council; jurisdiction beyond corporate limits.
- 7-a — Authority of council, municipal judge, circuit and common pleas courts and judges relating to city licenses.
- 7-b — Regulation of operation of motor vehicles.
- 8 — Persons entitled to vote.
- 9 — Boundaries of voting precincts; registration books; duties of county court.
- 9-a — Special registrars; compensation of county court and clerk; delivery of registration books to city clerk; return to clerk of county court.
- 10 — Nomination of candidates.
- 11 — City voting precincts to coincide with county voting precincts; how elections to be held; authorizing all lawful actions deemed appropriate by council to conduct elections, including combining city elections with state and county elections.
- 12 — Law governing preparation of ballot and method of voting.
- 13 — The council—Title; how constituted.
- 14 — Same—Qualifications; vacancies.
- 15 — Same—Mayor; clerk; president pro tempore.
- 16 — Same—Representation of new ward.
- 17 — Same—Exercise of legislative functions; information, etc., from officers and employees.
- 18 — Audit of books and accounts.
- 19 — Removal of officers by council or by circuit court of Kanawha County, or by officers having appointment authority.
- 20 — Rules and regulations for government of council; record of meetings.
- 21 — Regular meetings of council.
- 22 — Special meetings of council.
- 23 — Council procedure for contested elections, and right of appeal to circuit court.
- 24 — Oath of officers; how and within what time officers must qualify; failure to qualify vacates office.
- 25 — Bonds of officers and employees; record of bonds.
- 26 — Quorum of council; compelling attendance of absent members.
- 27 — Voting in council and recording of votes.
- 28 — City clerk is ex officio clerk of the council; council minutes and admissibility thereof in evidence.
- 29 — Holding two offices.
- 30 — Failure of mayor or other officer to make appointments.
- 31 — Vacancy in office of mayor or treasurer; vacancy in office of appointive officer; officers hold office until successors qualified, unless previously removed.
- 32 — Corruption in office.
- 33 — Power of council to compel attendance of witnesses and production of records, administer oaths and punish for contempt.
- 34 — Absence or inability of certain officers to perform duties.
- 35 — Election and term of office of elective officers; appointments by mayor; appointment of city clerk; appointments by manager; duties of mayor and city solicitor; fees.
- 36 — Appointment, compensation, powers and duties of the manager.
- 37 — Franchises—Granting; requirements and limitations governing; vote of council required.
- 38 — Same—Advertisement of application; submission to voters.
- 39 — Committees of council; adjournment of council meetings; postponement of announcement of vote.
- 40 — Style of ordinances.
- 41 — Passage of ordinances; revision, reenactment or amendment; effective date; publication of caption or title; resolutions and orders.
- 42 — Ordinances to be spread on records of council; "Ordinance Record"; code of ordinances.
- 43 — Officers conservators of the peace.
- 44 — Powers and duties of municipal judge; maximum imprisonment for violation of ordinance; appeal; expense of maintaining persons committed to county jail.
- 45 — Qualifications of municipal judge; not to appear as counsel in criminal cases; absence or inability to perform duties; bond.
- 46 — Bail.
- 47 — Authority of council, manager and police officers relating to nuisances; duties and responsibilities of owners and occupants of property; enforcement.
- 48 — Connection with sewer system.
- 49 — Construction of sidewalks, curbs and gutters; duty of county clerk to record assessments.
- 50 — Annual estimate for tax levy.
- 51 — Authority to levy and collect taxes; limit of taxation.
- 52 — Collection of taxes.
- 53 — Powers of collector.
- 54 — Distress for collection of taxes.
- 55 — Lien on real estate for taxes—Established; enforcement by suit in court of record; priority of lien.
- 56 — Same—Enforcement by tax sale.
- 57 — Limitation on authority of county to tax persons and property within city for streets, education or poor outside city limits; control of streets and schools within city; joint ownership of bridges.
- 58 — Depositories.
- 59 — Bonds—Authority to issue; purposes; interest; limit; taxation to pay interest and principal.
- 59-a — Same—For improvement of streets.
- 60 — Same—In anticipation of special assessments for street improvements or sewer construction; limitation on indebtedness.
- 61 — Contracts for improvement of streets; assessment of cost.
- 62 — Sewerage assessments against owners of abutting property; requiring connection with sewer; including cost of drains in cost of street improvement.
- 62-a — Construction of sewer systems or common, lateral, branch, trunk or combined sewers.
- 63 — Resolution declaring necessity for street improvement—Required; procedure for adoption.
- 64 — Same—Service on property owners of notice of passage.
- 65 — City executive committees of political parties.
- 66 — Bonds to pay city's cost of improvement of streets, etc.
- 67 — Hearing of property owners affected by improvements; ordinance concerning improvement.
- 68 — Special assessments when several kinds of materials have been named in ordinance providing for improvement.
- 69 — Vote of council required for public improvement; petition by property owners.
- 70 — Assessment when public improvement passes through or by public property or property of institution.
- 71 — What cost of improvement shall include.
- 72 — Filing statement as prerequisite to action for damages arising out of improvement.
- 73 — Liberal construction of proceedings with respect to improvements.
- 74 — Election and three-fifths vote required for issuance of bonds; regulations governing.
- 76 — Power of council as to public buildings, hospitals, libraries, etc.
- 80 — Political activities by members of fire or police departments.
- 81 — Service of notice, summons, warrant, etc.
- 82 — Contested elections for council.
- 83 — Duties of city clerk as to municipal elections.
- 84 — Valid ordinances and regulations passed on or before May 1, 1915, not inconsistent with this Charter, to remain in effect until repealed.
- 85 — Powers and duties of policemen.
- 86 — Compensation of members of council; absence from meetings.
- 87 — Reports by manager to council; reports by officers and employees under supervision of manager.
- 88 — Additional method for paving streets; assessment certificates.
- 88-a — Void, irregular or omitted assessments.
- 88-b — Assessment certificates to pay for cost of construction of sewers and sewer systems.
- 88-c — Subdividing abutting land for purpose of making assessments.
- 89 — Initiation of ordinances by voters.
- 90 — Reconsideration of ordinance protested by petition; submission of ordinances to voters.
- 91 — Recall of officers.
- 92 — Signatures and affidavits to petitions filed under three preceding sections; form of submission of ordinance; all city elections to conform to state law.
- 93 — Additional method for construction of sidewalks; assessment certificates.
- 93-a — Transcript of property to be furnished by county assessor.
- 94 — Authority to issue warrants; vacancy in office of municipal judge.
- 95 — Statement of claim before action against city for damages for personal injury.
- 96 — Health commissioner.
- 97 — Police matron.
- 98 — Codification of ordinances.
- 99 — Cemeteries and burials.
- 100 — Building inspector.
- 101 — Power to buy, sell or exchange real estate.
- 102 — Zoning—Power of city.
- 102-a — Same—Division of city into zoning districts.
- 102-b — Same—Design of zoning regulations; considerations in making.
- 102-c — Same—Establishment, enforcement and change of zoning regulations and boundaries of zoning districts; hearing.
- 102-d — Same—Change or repeal of zoning regulations and boundaries; protests.
- 102-e ¶ 1 — Same—Zoning commission.
- 102-e ¶ 2 — Repeal of inconsistent laws.
