According to the municipal code (16), each municipality has the obligation to provide and administer waterworks; yet, at the rural community-level, most water projects are locally run by their council (18).
In response, the officer arrested the man, reportedly at gunpoint, charging him with eight violations of Ferguson's municipal code.
San Francisco municipal code requires hotel operators to collect guest information and to furnish it to the police upon request.
The Optional Municipal Code was adopted in 1969, substantially expanding the powers of cities choosing to come under it.
Legal experts have offered widely diverging views of what the state's municipal code means when it refers to legal residency.
Unlike many places in America, Columbus has a municipal code that cites sexual orientation as a protected status from discrimination.
The Continuum's particular zoning district is even more restrictive: oceanfront residential structures cannot exceed 100 feet and 11 stories, according to the city of Miami Beach's municipal code.
In 1861 he established a commission to work out a municipal code for Egyptian cities; nothing came of this initiative, largely because of the opposition of foreign powers.
Others take to the village beaches at night in all-terrain vehicles to squelch any parties where alcohol is present, a violation of the municipal code.
Animal Care and Control handles only service requests covered under the city's municipal code, he said, and while there are already ordinances relating to the noise and slaughter of chickens, there could be some nuisances that need to be addressed.
Others are challenging the legality of a write-in candidate in the first place (the city charter makes no mention of a write-in, though the municipal code does).
