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ORDINANCE D- 1414-99 AN ORDINANCE ENACTING AND ADOPTING A SUPPLEMENT TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA WHEREAS, American Legal Publishing Corporation of Cincinnati, Ohio, has completed the First Quarter 1999 Supplement to the code of ordinances of the City of Carmel, which supplement contains all ordinances of a general nature enacted since the prior supplement to the code of ordinances of this municipality; and, WHEREAS, American Legal Publishing Corporation has recommended the revision or addition of certain sections of the Code of Ordinances which are based on or make references to sections of the Indiana Code; and WHEREAS, it is the intent of the Council to accept these updated sections in accordance with the changes of the law of the State of Indiana. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Carmel, Indiana: 1. That the First Quarter 1999 Supplement to the Code of Ordinances of the City of Carmel as submitted by American Legal Publishing Corporation of Cincinnati, and as attached hereto, be and the same is hereby adopted by reference as if set out in its entirety. 2. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its date of passage. Passed by the Common Council of the City of Carreel, Indiana, this ~.~i-~;-~_ ,1999, by a vote of /e ayes and ~ nays. ';r/ ;/~day of COMMON COUNCIL FOR THE CITY OF CARMEL Rob~ BaJ/re~ff/ ATTEST: Di~a L. Cor&ay, ~C,'Clerk-Treas~er Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of Carmel, Indiana on the ,~ ! /? ~ 1999. 'critay of 15i ana L. Cordray, IAMC, ~lerk-Tr~asure; ' ~ C/~.)7~<.~, Approved by me, Mayor of the City of Cannel, Indiana, this ~ / day of V}tt' ~ ~ 1999. /~ Brainard, Mayor ATTEST: r,, Diana L. Cor&ay, I~C, Clerk-Treas~er APIz rt, 1999 SUPP~ ~ INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ~r, ~ CODB This "April 1999 Supplement" contains the following Ordinances: D-1401 D-1402 D-1403 D-1404 D-1406 D-1407 D-1409 which have been incorporated in the C. arrael City Code. Please update your Code as follows: 1. Remove Title Page. Insert new Title Page. 2. Insert pages xxi through xxiv. 3. Remove pages 44.9, 44.10. Insert new pages 44.9, 44.10. 4. Remove pages 111, 112. Insert new pages 111, 112. 5. Remove pages 121, 122. Insert new pages 121, 122. 6. Remove pages 125 through 132. Insert new pages 125 through 132. 7. Remove page 286, 287. Insert new pages 286 through 287.1. 8. Remove pages 310 through 313. Insert new pages 310 through 313. 9. Remove pages 316, 317. Insert new pages 316, 317. 10. Remove pages 329.1,329.2. Insert new pages 329.1, 329.2. 11. Remove pages 400, 401. Insert new pages 400, 401. 12. Remove pages 570, 571. Insert new pages 570, 571. 13. Remove pages 571.3, 571.4. Insert new pages 571.3, 571.4. 14. Remove pages 592, 593. Insert new pages 592, 593. 1 (Page 1 of 1 ) CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA CODE OF ORDINANCES Contains 1999 S-24, current through Ordinance D-1409-99, passed 3-15-99 AMERICAN LEGAL PUBLISHING CORPORATION 432 Walnut Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-3909 (513) 421-4248 COPYRIGHT © 1999 AMERICAN LEGAL PUBLISHING CORPORATION ORDINANCE No. D-1401-98 AN ORDINANCE ENACTING AND ADOPTING A SUPPLEMENT TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA WHEREAS, American Legal Publishing Corporation of Cincinnati, Ohio has completed the Third Quarter 1998 Supplement to the code of ordinances of the City of Camel, which supplement contains all ordinances of a general nature enactexl since the prior supplement to the code of ordinances of this municipality;, and WttEREAS, American Legal Publishing Corporation has recommended the revision or addition of certain sections of the Code of Ordinances which are based on or make references to sections of the Indiana Code; and WHEREAS, it is the intent of the Council to accept these updated sections in accordance with the changes of the law of the State of Indiana; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Camel, Indiana: That the Third Quarter 1998 Supplement to the Code of Ordinances of the City of Camel as submitted by American Legal Publishing Corporation of Cincinnati, and as attached hereto, be and the same is hereby adopted by reference as if set out in its entirety. , That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its date of passage. Passed by the Common Council of the City of Carmel, Indiana, this 4th day of January, 1999 by~ a vote of 7 ayes and 0 nays. COMMON COUNCIL FOR THE CITY OF CARMEL James Brainard /s/ Presiding Officer Robert Battreall/s/ President Kevin Kirby/s/ Kevin Kirby James Guy Miller/s/ James Guy Miller (April 1999 Supplement) N.L. Rundie /s/ Luci Snyder /s/ N.L Rundie Luci Snyder Ronald E. Carter/s/ Ronald E. Carter Billy L, Walker Is/ Billy L Walker ATTEST: Diana L Cordray/s/ Diana L. Cordray, IAMC, Clerk-Treasurer Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of Carmel, Indiana on the 4th day of January, 1999. Diana L Cordray/s/ Diana L Cordray, IAMC, Clerk-Treasurer Approved by me, Mayor of the City of Carreel, Indiana, this 4th day of August, 1999. James Brainard /s/ James Brainard, Mayor ATTEST: Diana L Cordray/s/ Diana L Cordray, IAMC, Clerk-Treasurer xxii (April 1999 Supplement) ORDINANCE No. D-1406-99 AN ORDINANCE ENACTING AND ADOPTING A SUPPLEMENT TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA WHE~, American Legal Publishing Corporation of Cincinnati, Ohio has completed the Fourth Quarter 1998 Supplement to the code of ordinances of the City of Camel, which supplement contains all ordinances of a general nature enacted since the prior supplement to the code of ordinances of this municipality;, and WHEREAS, American Legal Publishing Corporation has recommended the revision or addition of certain sections of the Code of Ordinances which are based on or make references to sections of the Indiana Code; and WHEREAS, it is the intent of the Council to accept these updated sections in accordance with the changes of the law of the State of Indiana; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINlED by the Common Council of the City of Camel, Indiana: That the Fourth Quarter 1998 Supplement to the Code of Ordinances of the City of Carreel as submitted by American Legal Publishing Corporation of Cincinnati, and as attached hereto, be and the same is hereby adopted by reference as if set out in its entirety. , That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its date of passage. Passed by the Common Council of the City of Camel, Indiana, this 1st day of March, 1999 by a vote of 5 ayes and 0 nays. COMMON COUNCIL FOR THE CITY OF CARMEL James Brainard Is/ Presiding Officer Luci Snyder/s/ President Keyin Kirby James Guy Miller/s/ James Guy Miller (April 1999 Supplement) Robert Battreall N.L Rundie /s/ N.L Rundie Ronald E. Carter/s/ Billy L Walker/s/ Ronald E. Carter Billy L Walker ATTEST: Diana L Cordray/s/ Diana L Cordray, IAMC, Clerk-Treasurer Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of Camel, Indiana on the 1st day of March, 1999. Diana L Cordray/s/ Diana L Cordray, IAMC, Clerk-Treasurer Approved by me, Mayor of the City of Camel, Indiana, this 1st day of March, 1999. James Brainard /s/ James Brainard, Mayor ATTEST: Diana L Cordray/s/ Diana L Cordray, IAMC, Clerk-Treasurer XXiV (April 1999 Supplement) § 2-81 CIT r ADMINISTRATION § 2-81 1) For all civilians and for Firelighters in administrative positions, the scheduled hours shall be 37.5 in a seven (7) day work period (75 bi- weekly). 2) For Police Department Investigators and Officers in administrative positions, the scheduled hours shall be 160 in a 28 day work period (80 bi-wcckly). 3) For Police Department Road Patrol, the scheduled hours shah be 136 in a 24 day work period (79 bi-weekly). 4) For Firetighters who work a 24 hour shift, the scheduled hours shall be an average of 224 hours in a 28 day work period (112 bi-weekly). d) The formula for calculating the overtime rate of pay shah be: 1) For Fire Department non-exempt shift employees, 0.5 x hourly rate of pay (as determined by formula in 5b above) for scheduled overtime from 212- 224 hours, and 1.5 x hourly rate for scheduled overtime in excess of 224 hours and for all emergency call-outs, end-of-shift runs and work-related court appearances. 2) For all other non-exempt City employees, 1.5 x hourly rate of pay (as determined by formula in 5b above). (6) All base salaries shall be within the guidelines established by the grade and step plan developed in 1998 to be effective in 1999 and thereafter. (7) Compensation for Meetings a) Appointed members of the Plan Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals, and Cable TV Advisory Committee shall be paid the sum of $50.00 per regular scheduled meeting. Appointed members of the Plan Commission shall receive an additional $50.00 per standing sub-committee meeting. b) Full-time employees of the Department of Community Services shall be, at the request of the Department Director, entitled to receive the sum of $50.00 per meeting as additional compensation for attending each regular or special meeting of the Plan Commission or Board of Zoning Appeals, or their respective committees or task forces, if such meetings are held outside the regular working hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Such additional compensation shall be paid from the budgets of the Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals. c) Appointed members of the Board of Public Works and Safety shall be paid a salary of $3,167.25 per year. In addition to the salary, appointed members of the Board of Public Works and Safety shall be paid $50.00 per meeting attended. 44.9 (April 1999 SupplementfRpl) § 2-81 t;ITY ADMINISTRATION § 2-90 (Ord. No. D-804, 7-20-92; Ord. No. D-875, 12-21-92; Ord. No. D-1001, 7-19-93; Ord. No. D-1032, 11-15-93; Oral. No. D-1084, 6-20-94; Ord. No. D-1087, 7-18-94; Ord. No. D-1125, 12-19-94; Ord. No. D-1146, 3-6-95; Ord. No. D-1156, 6-19-95; Ord. No. D-1159, 7-17-95; Ord. No. D-1224, 7-30- %; Oral. No. D-1258, 12-2-%; Oral. No. D-1260, 12-16-%; Ord. No. D-1265, 12-16-%; Ord. No D-1301-97, 8-4-97; Ord. No. D-1303-97, 7-21-97; Ord. No. D-1314-97, 7-28-97; Ord. No. D-1342- 97, 12-15-97; Ord. No. D-1343-97, 1-5-98; Ord. No. D-1355-98, 2-2-98; Ord. No. D-1363-98, 4-20-98; Ord. No. D-1379-98, 7-30-98; Oral. No. D-1400-98, 11-16-98) (a) The City shall comply with all existing laws of the United States and the State of Indiana prohibiting the discrimination against any employee or applicant for employment with respect to hire, tenure, terms, conditions, or privileges of employment or any matter directly or indirectly related to employment became of race, religion, color, sex, handicap, national origin, ancestry, disabled veteran status or Vietnam era veteran status. (b) All City contractors and their subcontractors shall comply with all existing laws of the United States and the State of Indiana prohibiting the discrimination against any employee or applicant for employment or subcontract work in the performance of any project for the City with respect to hire, tenure, terms, conditions, or privileges of employment or any matter directly or indirectly related to employment or subcontracting because of race, religion, color, sex, handicap, national origin, ancestry, age, disabled veteran status or Vietnam era veteran status. {Ord. No. D-1222, 6-17-%) (a) Pursuant to I.C., 9-29-11-1, there is established a non-reverting Accident Report AccounL (b) Said account shall be under the control of the Board of Public Works and Safety and be subject to the following conditions: (1) All monies received from accident report fees shall be deposited therein. (2) All disbursements from said account shall be for the purposes provided by state law and shall be payable upon proper claim(s) being filed and approved. (c) Said account shall have deposited within it all funds received by the Carmel Metropolitan Police Department for accident reports, police reports, and copies of photographs or videotapes as further addressed in Chapter 4 of this Code. (Ord. No. D-647, § 3, 4-16-90) 44.10 (December 1998 Supplement) CHAFFER 4 Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. 4-1 4-2 4-3 4-4 4-5 4-6 4-7 4-8 4-9 4-10 4-11 4-12 4-13 4-14 4-15 DMskmL OemllProv~ms. Authority to License. Licenses or Permits Required. Application. Inspectiota. Payment of Fees. Bond and Imurance. Approval or Denial of Liceme. Liceme or Permit Certificate. License and Permit Term. Exh~ition of Certificates. Liceme Not Transferable. Renewal Procedures. Approval, Denial, Revocation, Suspemion Authority of Procedures. Revocation Hearing. through 4-17 Reserved for Future Use. Sec. 4-18 Divislm IL Ailivities R~"~deted. Chart on Fees, Permits and Licenses. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. 4-19 4-20 4-21 4-22 4-23 4-24 4-25 4-26 4-27 4-28 4-29 4-30 4-31 INvhian m_ Spa if= Fees and T,~..tm~ h~,e,l~. Reserved for Future Use. Amusement Locations and Devices. Reserved for Future Use. Building Permits and Fees. Carnival Permits and Fees. Circus Permits and Regulatiom. Reserved for Future Use. Door-To-Door Vendors. Emergency Medical Service Rates, Charges and Collections. Reserved for Future Use. Vicious Animals. Liquor Retailers. through 4-39 Reserved for Future Use. 111 (April 1999 Supplement) Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. 4-40 4-41 4-42 4-43 4-44 4-45 4-46 4-47 4-48 4-49 4-50 4-51 4-52 4-53 4-54 4-55 4-56 Definitions. Taxicab or Limousine Service License Requirements. Authority to Issue License. Application for License. Vehicle Service Life. Fees. Manned Dispatch Office. Insurance. Licensing Period, Renewals and Transfers. Review of License Application By Common Council. Posting of License, Rates and Charges, Color Scheme and Advertising. Taxicab Standards. Employment of Driven. Penalty. Severability. Revocation or Refusal to License. through 4-65 Reserved for Future Use. Sec. 4-66 Sec. 4-67 Sec. 4-68 Non-Exclusive Franchise. Access Channel Rules and Regulations. through 4-69 Reserved for Future Use. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. 4-70 4-71 4-72 4-73 4-74 4-75 4-76 4-77 4-78 4-79 4-80 4-81 4-82 ARTICLE 3. PRIVATE EM1RROENC~ ALARM SYSTEMS. Purpose. Definitions. Alarm System Permit Required. Application for Alarm System Permit. Issuance of Alarm System Permit. Permit Fee, Term, Suspension and/or Revocation. Location of Permit. Proh~ited Activity. Enforcement. . Schedule of Code Provisions and Penalties. Automatic Dialing Devices Prohibited. Savings Clause. through Sec. 4-87 Reserved for Future Use. 112 (January 1994 Supplement) § 4-26 FEES, LICENSES, PERMES, AND FRANCHISES (b) nc,~sn~o. (1) Every vendor, including their agents, servants, or employees, desiring to engage in a door-to-door activity within the limits of the City of Cannel, Indiana, shall first obtain from the office of the Clerk-Treasurer a license permitting such door-to-door sales. (Ord. No. D- 1034, 12-6-93) (2) The Clerk-Treasurer shall provide each applicant with a form questionnaire application to be processed by the Clerk-Treasurer's office. The application shall contain questions regarding the applicant's principal place of business, nature of sales and product, background and history, and such other information as the Clerk-Treasurer deems relevant. The application shall also require the applicant to obtain and attach thereto a copy of the applicant's limited criminal history, which the applicant shall obtain from the Indiana State Police Department. The Clerk-Treasurer shall submit each completed application to the Carreel Police Department for review. (Ord. No. D-1409-99, 3-15-99) (3) A license shall be issued by the Clerk-Treasurer upon the applicant satisfactorily completing the application, confirmation by the Carreel Police Department that the applicant has no felony or misdemeanor convictions which would constitute crimes of moral turpitude, and receipt from the applicant of the appropriate license fee. (Ord. No. D-1034, 12-6-93; Ord. No. D-1409-99, 3-15-99) (4) Each vendor shall openly display upon his person while engaging in door-to-door sales activity an I.D. card issued by the Clerk-Treasurer. It shall be illegal to transfer the license to any other person not listed on the application. (Ord. No. D-480, § 2.01, 5-5-86; Ord. No. D-1034, 12-6-93) (5) Each Exempt Person (other than Carmel/Clay resident minors) desiring to engage in door-to-door activity shall first deliver to the office of the Clerk-Treasurer the following information: Principal place of business address; description of the nature of the business; proof of exempt status reasonably satisfactory to the Clerk-Treasurer; copies of all written information which is intended for distribution to the public; the anticipated time frame (days, weeks, etc.) and duration of the door-to-door activity; and a list of names of all persons who will be representing the Exempt Person. The Exempt Person shall cause those persons representing it to display in conspicuous view while engaging in the door-to-door activity, an LD. card, issued by the Clerk-Treasurer, identifying the name of the Exempt Person. The Clerk-Treasurer shall issue the I.D. cards within five (5) business days of receipt of the required information. (Ord. No. D-1206, 5-6-96) (c) RBSTRIClIONS ON LICENSE. (1) Each licensee and Exempt Person shall be restricted to conducting door-to-door activities between the daytime hours of 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. during any weekday or weekend day. (Ord. No. D-1206, 5-6-96) (2) Each license shall be valid for a specified period of time. Upon the expiration of the license, the vendor shall either reapply to the Clerk-Treasurer or cease its activity. 121 (April 1999 Supplement) (3) Each vendor shall comply with all Ordinances of the City of Carmel, Indiana, Hamilton County, and statutes of the State of Indiana relating to the license or its use, and failure of a license holder to do so may result in revocation of the license. (Ord. No. D-480, § 3.01, 5-5-86; Ord. No. D-1034, 12-6-93) (4) Exempt Persons shall comply with all Ordinances of the City of Carreel, Hamilton County, Indiana, and statutes of the State of Indiana as it conducts door-to-door activity. (Oral. No. D-1206, 5-6-96) (d) RBVOCATION OR RBFUSAL TO LICBNSB. (1) If the Clerk-Treasurer determines the applicant for a door-to-door license has caused any of the following, then the Clerk-Treasurer shall notify the Executive, or his/her designee, who shall refuse to issue license or shall revoke an issued license: (i) Put false information on the application; (ii) Been convicted of a felony or serious misdemeanor amounting to moral turpitude; (iii) Violated an Ordinance of the City of Carreel, State of Indiana, or Hamilton County relating to the license or its use; (iv) Violated the restrictions of the license; (v) Failed to display the permit or license; (vi) Transferred the license to a nonapproved person; (vii) The Clerk-Treasurer receives more than one verifiable complaint of rudeness, forcible tactics, refusal to leave, or other undesirable behavior from a resident of the City of Carreel concerning the applicant's use of the license. (2) Notice of revocation shall be made in writing by the Mayor and may be served either by mail or by personally serving the licensee with the written notice of revocation. (3) Denial or revocation of a license by the Clerk-Treasurer or the Executive of the City, or his/her designee, shall entitle the applicant, upon written request within seven (7) days of the issuance of the denial, to appeal the decision to the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Carreel Board of Public Works and Safety. (Ord. No. D-480, .§ 4.01, 5-5-86; Oral. No. D-1034, 12-6-93) (4) If the Clerk-Treasurer determines that the Exempt Person has caused any of the following, then the Clerk-Treasurer shall notify the Executive or his/her desiguee, who shall cause the Exempt Person to either cease the door-to-door activity or to apply for a license as a vendor: (i) Delivered false or incomplete information as required in subsection (b)(5) above; and/or (ii) Violated subsection (b)(5) or (c)(4) of this Section or violated any other Ordinance of the City of Carreel. All decisions made by the Executive or his/her designee shall be made in writing and delivered to the Exempt Person at the address provided to the Clerk-Treasurer pursuant to subsection (b)(5). Any decision by the Clerk-Treasurer that an applicant is not an Exempt Person as defined hereunder, any decision to require cessation of door-to-door activity or to require application for a license may be appealed to the Board of Public Works and 122 (April 1999 Supplement) § 4-30 FEES, LICENSES, PERM1TS, AND FRANCHISES § 4-40 The consent of the City of Camel is given and granted unto the proper legal authorities of the State of Indiana, to issue liquor retailer's permits for the sale of alcoholic, spirituous beverages to applicant8 otherwise duly qualified to premises within the City. (Ord. No. D-30, 9-5-61; Carreel City Code, § 32.03, 1979) Sec~ 4-31 through 4-39 ~set~ f~r ~ U~ (a) TAXW. AB shall mean any motor vehicle: (1) Designed and constructed to accommodate and transport passengers, not more than six (6) in number, not including the driver; and (2) That does not operate over any definite and designated route within the corporate boundaries of the City of Carmel and the suburban territory thereof; and (3) The destination of which is designated by the passenger or passengers at the time of their transport; and ~ I.C., 7.1-3-9-3, authorizes the Common Council to enact an enabling Ordinance consenting to the issuance of liquor retailer's permits. 7 I.C., 8-2.1-17-16, defines "taxicab" as used in the "Motor Carrier Act." 125 (April 1999 Supplement) (4) The services of which are held out to the public, for hire. (b) LIMOUSINES shall mean any motor vehicle: (1) Designed and constructed to accommodate passengers, in the rear seating area of at least four (4) in number but not more than eight (8), not including the driver; and (2) That does not operate over any definite and designated route within the corporate boundaries of the City of Camel and the suburban territory thereof; and (3) The destination of which is designated by the passenger or passengers; and (4) Services of which are held out to the general public for hire. (5) A Limousine may be a "classic, luxury, or vintage car," as those terms are commonly used. (Ord. No. D-512, § I, A, 5-4-87) (a) No person shall operate a taxicab or limousine service, offer to transport, or transport any passenger or person for compensation or as a contractual service, from any location in the City of Camel, Indiana, unless licensed pursuant to this Division. (b) Exceptions: The following vehicles are not considered taxicabs or limousines pursuant to this Division: (1) Motor vehicles designed for transportation of the sick, injured or disabled persons, by vehicles commonly known as ambulances; and (2) A hearse used by funeral directors in that employment; and (3) Motor vehicles owned by private or charitable organizations to transport their members, or the mentally or physically disabled, without compensation for that transportation. (Ord. No. D-512, § I, B, 5-4-87) S~4-42 Authuritym]mueLf,x~-'~ The Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Camel, is authorized to issue licenses for the public transportation of passengers for hire of motor vehicles, as defined herein. These licenses shall be taxicab, Limousines, and driver's licenses. (Ord. No. D-512, § II, A, 5-18-87) (a) A written application for a license authorized by this Division shall be made and signed by the owner, general parmer(s), or corporate president as the case may be, of the business to be licensed. 126 (January 1994 Supplement) § 443 FEES, LICENSES, PERMITS, AND FRANCt-HSES § 445 (b) In addition to any other requirements imposed by this Division, all applications shall be on a form provided by the Clerk-Treasurer and contain the following information: (1) The number of taxicabs or limousines to be operated by the applicant. (2) The manufacturer's vehicle identification number, seating capacity of the vehicle, the year of manufacture of the vehicle, and the current Indiana license plate number for each vehicle to be operated by the applicant. (3) The applicant shall state whether a color scheme or trademark is to be designated on the vehicle and if so of what that consists. (4) Whether or not the vehicle will contain advertising and where. (5) A current financial statement of the applicant. (6) Whether the applicant, his drivers, and in the case of a partnership or corporation, have ever been convicted of any felony, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, or reckless driving. (7) Copies of the applicant's, and each of the applicant's drivers, limited criminal history, which shall be obtained by the applicant/driver from the Indiana State Police Department. All applications shall be transmitted by the Clerk-Treasurer to the Carmel Police Department for review. (8) Any other information required by the Clerk-Treasurer, or Carreel Common Council. (Ord. No. D-512, § II, B, 5-18-87; Ord. No. 1409-99, 3-15-99) (a) In the case of taxicabs, no license shall be issued to any applicant for a taxicab placed in service after the third model year and shall not be issued to any taxicab in operation by any applicant more than the sixth model year of its construction; and which does not have the following: four (4) doors, a rigid roof, a rear trunk, a rear seat designed to seat three (3) persons comfortably, a taxicab may have attached an advertising frame or construction on the body of the vehicle which would not be a hazard to pedestrians, vehicular traffic, or in any way restrict the vision of the driver of the vehicles. (b) In the case of limousines, no license shall be issued to any applicant for a limousine placed in service after the sixth model year of its construction, other than a vintage, luxury, or a classic car as contemplated under this Division. (Ord. No. D-512, § I, C, 5-4-87) (a) The annual fee for a license required by this Division for each taxicab or limousine, used in the business, shall be One Hundred Dollars ($100.00); the fee for each transfer of a license from one vehicle to another shall be the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00); the renewal fee for a license required under this Division for each taxicab or limousine, shall be One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for all or part of any year. 127 (April 1999 Supplement) § 4-45 FEES, L[ SF , PERM S, AND FRA SF_ § 4-48 (b) The term "annual" for purposes of this Division, shall mean for a period of one calendar year. (Ord. No. D-512, § I, D, 5-4-87; Ord. No. D-1035, 12-6-93) (a) Each licensee shall maintain a manned dispatch office within the City limits of Carreel, in an area properly zoned for such office. (b) Removal of the manned dispatch office from the City limits of Carreel, unless otherwise approved by the Carreel Common Council, shall result in the immediate revocation of all licenses granted to the licensee, and its driven. (Ord. No. D-512, §III, A, B, 5-4-87) (a) No license shall be issued until the applicant has filed with the Clerk-Treasurer an insurance binder demonstrating that the applicant has sufficient insurance for liability and property damage, in those mounts provided in this DMsion. (b) A licensee shall maintain public liability insurance covering each taxicab or limousine to be used by the applicant in his business, in an amount of at least: (1) Taxis only: Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) single limit liability insurance for personal injury; (2) Limousines only: One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) single limit liability insurance for personal injury. (3) For both: One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) single event liability insurance for property damage. (c) The insurance policies required herein must contain an endorsement that cancellation of the policy, by the issuer, may be effecteel only upon thirty (30) days written notice by insurer to the Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Carreel, Indiana, of the insurers intention to terminate the policy. (Oral. No. D-512, § W, A, B, C, 5-4-87) (a) Each license shall be valid for a period of one calendar year. Upon the expiration of the license, the vendor shall either reapply to the Clerk-Treasurer or cease its activity. It shall be the sole respons~ility of the vendor and driver to reapply for a renewal in a timely manner and the Clerk-Treasurer is not required to notify the vendor or driver prior to expiration of his license before revocation or refusal to issue a license takes place. Once the vendor and/or driver comes into compliance with all sections of this Division, and all fines and fees are paid, the license may be reissued by the Clerk-Treasurer. (b) Any vendor making application for renewal may do so by mail; however, it shall not be 128 (January 1994 Supplement) § 4-48 FEES, LI SES, PERMITS, AND FRANCES § 4-50 the respons~ility of the City to ensure that the application for renewal was received and processed. Sole responsibility for that process will reside with the vendor and/or licensee. (Ord. No. D-512, § V, A, B, C, 5-4-87; Ord. No. D-1035, 12-6-93) (a) Upon approval by the Clerk-Treasurer of an applicant's application, renewal application or petition to transfer, a hearing shall be scheduled before the Common Council for final approval of the applicant's license. (b) No hearing shall be scheduled before the Common Council, until the Clerk-Treasurer certifies that all required documents have been filed with that office. (c) After a hearing before the Common Council, it shall make a finding and instruct the Clerk-Treasurer to act in accordance with its finding. If the finding is favorable, an applicant shall be entitled to receive the appropriate license within ten (10) days of the notification by the Clerk-Treasurer. (Ord. No. D-512, § VI, A, B, C, 5-4-87) (a) POSTtoO OF HCENSB. Each licensee shall display at all times in its vehicle, a current license issued by the office of the Clerk-Treasurer authorizing that licensee to operate within the City limits of Carmel, Indiana. (b) RATES AND CHARGES. Each licensee under this Division shall file with the Clerk- Treasurer a copy of that licensee's current fare schedule, which shall be open to the public and ah~it all rates and charges which the licensee has established and requires as payment for any of its services. It shall be unlawful for any licensee to charge or to permit to be charged a fare greater than is specified in its rate schedule. A fare schedule may only be changed upon thirty (30) days written notice to the Clerk-Treasurer. All licensees shall display their rates in a prominent place within each licensed vehicle. (c) COLOR SCHEld~. (1) The Business name and color scheme to be used by each licensee under this Section shall not be similar to one being used by another licensee, nor shall any name or color scheme in any way tend to deceive the public as to the identity of the licensee. For purposes of this Section, the licensee which has been using a particular name or color scheme for the longest continuous period of time shall be entitled to continue to use it, without infringement, The unlawful or improper intrusion by any other licensee upon the business name similarity in business name, or vehicle color, shall subject said licensee to an immediate revocation of his license, after a hearing before the Common Council. (2) Notwithstanding the foregoing, every taxicab licensee shall have the name of the Cab Company, as the name is known in the community and disclosed on its application, printed in easy to read letters on the side of each taxicab. 129 (January 1994 Supplement) § 4-50 FEES, LICENSES, PERMITS, AND FRANCHISES § 4-52 (d) ADVERTISING. Commercial advertising may be permitted on placards located on the rear or top of each licensed taxicab. No placards shall be placed on the taxicab in such manner as to hinder, block, or obscure the vision of the driver of the taxicab or any other vehicle. It is the intention. of this provision to permit a licensee to provide commercial advertising for commercial enterprises regarding subjects not contrary to the peace, dignity or public good. Further, that this advertising provision is not intended to fall within nor be controlled by any relevant provision of the Carreel Sign Ordinance, as to taxicabs only. (Oral. No. D-512, § VI, A, B, C, D, 5-4-87) Sec. 4-~1 Tszicab Stands. Upon written request, by a licensee, the Common Council may, after a hearing before it, designate certain areas within the City of Carreel, as regular parking space for taxicabs, and it may prescn~e rules for the usage of said stands suitable to the applicant's business and in conformance with the public convenience and welfare. (Ord. No. D-512, § VIII, A, 5-4-87) Sec. 4-52 Empbl~cnt of Drivers. (a) No person under the age of eighteen (18) years of age, shall be permitted to operate, by any licensee, any taxicab or limousine on any street of the City of Carmel. (b) All drivers shall be licensed in conformance with this Division and State statute. It shall be a violation for any licensee to permit an unlicensed driver to operate a cab within the Carreel City limits. (c) Each licensee shall submit an application for each driver who will operate a taxicab or limousine within the Carreel City limits, on a written form, provided by the Office of the Clerk- Treasurer. The written information contained in said application shall include the following: (1) Name, address and age, Social Security Number and date of birth of the driver; (2) Whether or not the driver has been convicted of any felony, the offense of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, or reckless driving, and/or if the driver's license has ever been revoked, suspended, cancelled or seized by any State agency. (3) Copies of the applicant's, and each of the applicant's drivers', limited criminal history, which the applicant/driver shall obtain from the Indiana State Police Department. (4) Copies of the applicanfs, and each of the applicants' drivers', Indiana driving record abstract, which the applicant/driver shall obtain from the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. (5) Such other information as the Clerk-Treasurer shall deem necessary. (6) All applications shall be transmitted by the Clerk-Treasurer to the Carreel Police Department for review. 130 (April 1999 Supplement) § 4-52 FEES, HCENSES, PERMITS, AND FRANCHISES § 4-54 (7) That the Clerk-Treasurer shall be entitled to collect a fee of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for each approved driver's license application submitted. (d) Each driver, licensed by the City of Carreel shall display in his cab, during those hours in which he is operating the cab, his license in a prominent place located on the dash board of the cab. (e) Every licensed driver shall be hygienically, well groomed, and neat in appearance and suitably dressed. Male driven should be clean shaven and hair neatly trimmed. If a beard or mustache is worn, it shah be well groomed and neatly trimmed at all times in order not to present a ragged appearance. The term "suitably dressed" shall be interpreted to mean the driver, if male, shall wear trousers, shoes and socks, and appropriate outer garments. The female may wear, as an outer garment(s) a shirt with collar, blouse, or sweater together with slacks or skirt, shoes and socks or hose. The following articles of clothing are considered inappropriate and are not permitted when the driver, male or female, is in charge of a licensed cab: T shirts, underwear, tank tops, body shirts, swimwear, jogging suits, or similar types of attire when worn as outer garments together with cut-offs, shorts or trunks. (f) LIGI~NSlHG PROC~DIJRI~. Each applicant for a taxicab or limousine driver's license shall submit an application to the Clerk-Treasurer, along with all required fees and other required items. The application shall require the applicant to obtain and attach thereto a copy of the applicant's limited criminal history, which the applicant shall obtain from the Indiana State Police Department. The Clerk-Treasurer shah forward the application and its attachments to the Carreel Police Department for review. The Clerk-Treasurer shall be empowered to determine, regarding driver's license applicants, whether or not a license shall be issued to an applicant. (Oral. No. D-514, § VIII, C, 5-18-87; Ord. No. 1409-99, 3-15-99) 4-5 uaty. Any person, corporation, partnership, licensee, applicant or driver who violates any provision of this Ordinance shall be subject to a fine of not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) up to a maximum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($2,500.00) per violation. A separate offense shall be deemed committed on each day that a violation occurs or continues to exist. (Oral. No. D-512, § VIII, 5-4-87; Ord. No. D-1035, 12-6-93) Should any provision, Section, paragraph, sentence, clause or other portion of this Division be declared by any Court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid for any reason, the remaining provisions shall not be affected, if said remaining provisions can, without the invalid portion or provision, be given the effect intended by the Council in adopting this Division. (Ord. No. D-512, § IX, 5-4-87) 131 (April 1999 Supplement) § 4-55 FEES, LICENSES, PERMITS, AND FRANCHISES § 4-66 Set,. 4-55 9~,,~,~c~ (a) If the Clerk-Treasurer determines for a d~er's pe~i~ h~ a li~me or shah no~ ~e ~ut~e, or ~er d~i~, to C1 ) ~ f~e ~o~ation on ~e application; C2) B~n ~n~ of a ~elony or se~o~ m~deme~or ~ountin~ to moral turpitude; (3) H~ a ~m~al d~ng h~to~ ~vo~g the offeme of operating a motor vehicle while ~t~t~ or r~E~s dr~g or ff h~er driver's H~me h~ ~er b~n r~ok~, stopendS, ~n~l~ or se~ by ~y CiW, Coun~ or Sm~ agen~ (4) Viola~ ~e r~iom of ~e li~me; (5) F~lure to d~play the pemit or li~me; (6) Tr~fe~ me of H~nse to any other pe~on; (7) Faib to re~e a favorable re~mmendation for a li~me by ~e Camel Poli~ Depa~en~ (8) Re~ numerom ~mpl~n~, in ~ifing or by ~lephone, from r~iden~ and p~senge~; (9) F~lure to m~e appli~fion for rental of dr~er's li~nse or re~e approval of the ~mmon ~un~l for rental of ~mpany li~nse. (b) Noti~ of r~o~fion shall be made in ~iting by the Mayor, or his~er d~ignee, and may be se~ either by reg~r~ ~r~ mail or by pe~onal~ se~ng the vendor and/or dr~er ~th the ~tten nofi~ of r~o~tion. ~e H~me sh~l be rem~ from the ~mpany and/or from the dr~er at the time no~ is se~ and returned to ~e Offi~ of the Clerk-Tre~urer. (c) Denial or r~o~fion of a li~me sh~l entitle the appli~n~ upon ~itmn requ~t ~thin s~en (7) da~ of the ~suan~ of ~e deni~ or r~o~tion, to appeal the decision. ~o~dur~ for appeal of li~me r~tion ~e outlin~ ~ Section 4-13 of the Camel Ci~ ~de. (Ord. No. D- 1035, 12~-93) (a) The City of Carreel may enter into written agreements with cable television companies to serve the City. 132 (January 1994 Supplement) § 8-20 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS § 8-20 Moss Drive from Rolling Springs Drive to Green Street Rolling Springs Drive from Carreel Drive to Lakeshore Drive West. Rolling Springs from Lakeshore Drive East to Moss Drive. Somerset Way East in its entirety. Somerset Way South in its entirety. 126th Street west of Third Avenue, S.W. (Ord. No. D-1135, 2-6-95; Carreel City Code, 1985 Suppl., § 41.05 (c); Ord. No. D-1403-99, 2-1-99) (2) Street Names: Brookshire Parkway Briarwood Trace Hazelwood Circle Hazelwood Court Bedford Court Landser Place Foster Court Capri Drive Dallas Court Arden Court Cheval Place Abbots Place Hazelwood Drive Bedford Drive Landser Court Cheval Court Foster Drive Dallas Drive Allen Drive Water Court Bradford Place Woodfield Drive Edwards Circle Williamsburg Drive Harrison Circle Riley Mews Limberlost Trace Cole Porter Court Harrison Drive Tarkington Commons Chadwick Drive Hickory Court John Street Rolling Hill Drive Rockberry Road Stonehedge Court Stonehedge Drive Granite Court Albert Court Harrison Drive Essex Court Derbyshire Court Briarstone Trace Tudor Place Tudor Drive Essex Drive Surrey Lane Tudor Circle Breckenridge Drive Idlewild Lane Breckenridge Circle Blue Creek Drive Powderhorn Court Rogers Road Woodacre Drive Wilson Terrace Court Circle Drive Walter Street Cedar Lake Addition Brentwood Drive Longstone Roundabout Woodfield Circle T C Steele Ln. Jennings Drive Tarkington Commons Cole Porter Lane Limberlost Drive Rockne Circle Cole Porter Lane Wilmington Drive Kitty Hawk Court Pearl Street Thornberry Drive Thornberry Court Boulder Court Granite Drive Lexington Blvd. David Place 286 (April 1999 Supplement) § 8-20 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGUI,a, TIONS § 841 Lincoln Court Kinser Drive Concord Court Atherton Drive Crescent Drive Penneagle Drive Ivy Hill Drive Maralice Drive Allison Drive Concord Place Concord Lane Thornhurst Drive Kimbrough Lane Havenon Way Annadale Drive Hazel Foster Drive Jason Street (Ord. No. D-549, 5-16-88; Ord. No. D-1403-99, 2-1-99) (b) The Camel Street Department shall post appropriate signs and markings on the above described public streets clearly indicating thereon the altered speed limits. (c) Any person who operates a motor vehicle in violation of this Section shall, upon conviction thereof, be freed in an amount not to exceed Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00). (Ord. No. D-183, 1-6-78, Camel City Cale, 1985 Suppl., § 41.05 (e)) (a) No person shall drive a motor vehicle in excess of 30 miles per hour on the following streets: (1) Camel Drive which extends to U.S. 31. (Ord. No. D-502, § (a), 11-17-86) (2) Dorset Boulevard from W. 1261h Street to Spring Mill Road. (Ord. No. D-587, § (a) 11-21-88) (3) Gray Road east on 131st Street (also known as Main Street) to the bridge approximately 1.1 miles east of Gray Road. (Ord. No. D-587, § (a), 10-3-88) (4) Pennsylvania Street from W. 131st Street to W. 1261h Street. (Ord. No. D-587, § (b), 11-21-88) (5) West 126 Street from U.S. 31 to Dorset Boulevard. (Ord. No. D-591, § (a), 12-19-88) (6) 126th Street to its intersection with U.S. 31. (Ord. No. D-502, § (b), 11-17-86) (7) Pennsylvania Parkway, from College to 103rd Street. (Oral. No. D-1403-99, 2-1-99) (8) River Road, from 122nd Street to 126th Street. (Oral. No. D-1403-99, 2-1-99) (9) Reserved. ( 10 ) Reserved. 287 (April 1999 Supplement) § 8-21 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS .§ 8-22 (b) The Carmel Street Department shall post appropriate signs and markings on the above described public streets clearly indicating thereon the altered speed limits. (c) Any person who operates a motor vehicle in violation of this Section shall upon conviction thereof, be fined in an amount not to exceed Twenty Five Dollars ($25.00). (a) No person shall drive a motor vehicle in excess of 40 miles per hour on the following streets: (1) From the bridge over White River at 116th Street both directions ,to the City limits. (Ord. No. D-581, § (b), 10-3-88) 287.1 (April 1999 Supplement) § 8-120 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGUlaTIONS § 8-120 STI~ NAME DIRF. gHON SIGN OF TRAV~- Association Court Southbound Stop Athcrton Drive Southbound Stop Atherton Drive Westbound Stop Audobon Drive Southbound Stop Auman Drive Northbound 4 Way Stop Auman Drive East Westbound Stop Auman Drive West Northbound Stop Avian Way Southbound Stop Avian Way Eastbound Stop Bailey Circle Westbound Yield Baltimore Court Westbound Stop Banbury Circle Eastbound Yield Barrington Drive Westbound Stop Bauer Circle Southwest Yield Bauer Drive E Southbound Stop Bauer Drive E Westbound Stop Bauer Drive W Eastbound Stop Bayhill Drive Eastbound Stop Bayshore Court Eastbound Yield Beaconfield Court Eastbound Yield Bedford Court Eastbound Yield Bedford Drive Southbound Stop' Beechmont Drive Southbound Stop Beechwood Court Eastbound Yield Belden Drive Southbound Stop Belden Drive Southbound Stop Belden Drive Eastbound Stop Belden Drive Northbound Stop Bentley Southbound Yield Bentley Drive Eastbound Stop Bexhill Drive Southbound Stop Bexley Drive Northbound Stop Bexley Drive Southbound Stop Bishopsgate Eastbound Yield Bishopsgate Westbound Yield Blacktern Way Eastbound Stop Blairsden Avenue Northbound Stop Blairsden Avenue Southbound Stop Blairsden Avenue Southbound 3 Way Stop Blue Creek Drive Westbound Yield Blue Heron Drive Northbound Stop Blue Heron Drive Southbound Stop Bobwhite Lane Eastbound Stop Boine Circle Northwest Yield Bolin Court Eastbound Yield Boulder Court Eastbound Yield Bradbury Place Southbound Stop Bauer Drive 126th Street Crescent Drive 2nd Street NE 126th Street Auman Drive West 126th Street Cherry Tree Avenue Hazel Dell Road Fleetwood Drive South Double Eagle Drive Brookshire Pkwy Stratford Place Bauer Drive E 96th Street Lakeshore Drive E Lakeshore Drive E Pebblepointe Pass Lakeshore Drive East Woodgate Drive Bedford Drive Briarwood Tr E. Main Street Lakeshore Drive East Altam Avenue Ash Drive Carlin Drive Altam Avenue Brompton Road Brompmn Road E. Main Street Dover Drive Salem Drive North Brompton Road Camberly Lane Coopers Hawk Drive E. Main Street Altam Avenue Altam Avenue Brcckenridgc Drive Dove Drive Pelican Place Coopers Hawk Drive Bridger Drive S Fleetwood Drive North Thornberry Drive Huntington Drive 310 (October 1998 Supplement) § 8-120 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGUI TIONS § 8-120 Bradbury Place Bradbury Place Bradbury Place Bradford Place Braewick Court Braewick Court Braewick Drive Braewick Drive Braewick Drive Breakers Way Breakers Way Breckenridge Circle Breckenridge Court Breckenridge Drive Brentwood Drive Brian Place Brian Place Brian Place Brian Place Brian Place Brian Place Briar Creek Lane Briar Creek Lane Briarstone Tr Briarwood Trace Bridgefield Drive Bridger Drive N Bridger Drive N Bridger Drive S Brierley Way Brierley Way Bristol Circle Bristol Court Bristol Court Bristol Drive Bristol Lane Broken Creek Circle Brompton Road Brook Vista Brooks Bend Drive Brooks Court Brooks Court Brookshire Pkwy Brookshire Pkwy Brookshire Pkwy Brookshire Pkwy Brookshire Pkwy DIRECTION SIGN OF TRAV~- Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Southbound Stop Westbound Yield Westbound Yield Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Yield Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Eastbound Yield Eastbound Yield Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Westbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound 4 Way Stop Eastbound 4 Way Stop Westbound Yield Eastbound Stop Westbound Yield Southbound Stop Northbound 4 Way Stop Northeast Stop Southwest Stop Westbound Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Stop Southwestbound Yield Westbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Northbound Yield Southbound Yield Southbound Yield Eastbound Yield Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Southbound 3 Way Stop INTERSI~'I~G S*1~1~,~1- Huntington Drive Kingswood Drive St. Charles Place E 116th Street Braewick Drive Braewick Drive Bruinwick Drive Stratford Place Stratford Place Penneagle Drive Penneagle Drive Breckenridge Drive Breckenridge Drive 10th Street Smokey Row Road Green Street Haventick Road Lakeshore Drive East Haventick Road Haventick Road Haventick Road Briar Creek Lane Lakeshore Drive E Harrison Drive Foster Drive Edinburgh Drive/ Woodpond South Rndabt Lakeshore Drive E Lakeshore Drive E Lakeshore Drive E Alwyne Road Willowick Road Abbey Drive Brookshire Pkwy Brookshire Pkwy Brookshire Pkwy Abbey Drive Brookview Drive Bishopsgate Brookview Drive Vinings Drive ll6th Street ll6th Street Gray Road 1261h Street E. Main Street E 1261h Street Somenet Way East 311 (April 1999 Supplement) § 8-120 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGUIATIONS § 8-120 STRICT NAME DIRECHON SIGN OF TRAV~* Brookshire Pkwy Northbound 3 Way Stop EastBrookshire Pkwy Southbound 3 Way Stop Brookshire Pkwy Westbound 3 Way Stop Brookshire Pkwy Southbound 3 Way Stop Brookshire Pkwy Eastbound 3 Way Stop Brookshire Pkwy Northbound 3 Way Stop Brookshire Pkwy Northbound 3 Way Stop Brookshire Pkwy Westbound 3 Way Stop Brookshire Pkwy Eastbound 3 Way Stop Brookshire Pkwy Northbound Stop Brookview Drive Northbound Stop Brumley Way Westbound Stop Brunswick Court Northbound Yield Brunswick Drive 3 Way Stop Brunswick Drive Westbound Stop Buckskin Court Eastbound Stop Buckingham Court Westbound Yield Buckingham Court Eastbound Yield Burkwood Drive Southbound Stop Burnerr Court Southbound Yield Camberly Lane Northbound Yield Camberly Lane Southbound Yield Cambourne Court Southbound Yield Cambourne Court Southbound Yield Cambourne Drive Eastbound Stop Cambridge Court Eastbound Yield Camelot Lane Eastbound Stop Canary Court Westbound Yield Canterbury Court Southbound Yield Canton Drive Southbound Yield Canton Drive Eastbound Stop Capri Drive Northbound Yield Carlin Court Eastbound Yield Carlin Drive Northbound Stop Camel Drive Westbound Stop Camel Drive Westbound Stop Camel Drive Eastbound Stop Camel Drive Eastbound Stop Camel Drive Northbound Stop Camel Drive Westbound 4 Way Stop Carreel Drive Southbound 3 Way Stop Camel Drive Northbound 3 Way Stop Camel Drive Eastbound 3 Way Stop Camel Drive Eastbound 4 Way Stop Camel Drive Westbound 3 Way Stop Camel Drive 3 Way Stop Camel Drive Eastbound 2 Way Stop Carmel Drive Westbound 2 Way Stop Somerset Way Andover Drive S Somerset Way S Abbey Drive Somerset Way S Abbey Drive Andover Drive S Castle Overlook Castle Overlook 131st Street/St Rd 234 106th Street High Drive Brunswick Drive Haverstick Road Lakeshore Drive East River Road Somerset Way East Somerset Way East Pendula Drive 5th Street NE Chafing Cross Road Lainbeth Walk Cambourne Drive Cambourne Drive Wembly Road Carreel Drive Brookshire Parkway Warbler Way North Coventry Way Salem Drive North Hazeldell Road Briarwood Trace Carlin Drive W. Main Street Westfield Blvd Keystone Avenue Keystone Avenue Westfield Blvd E 1261h Street Rolling Springs Drive Eden Glen Drive Eden Glen Drive Eden Estates Drive Rolling Springs Drive Eden Estates Drive Crestwood Drive Guilford Guilford 312 (April 1999 Supplement) § 8-120 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS § 8-120 STl~ NAME Cannel Drive Cannel Elementary Driveway Carreel View Dr Cannel View Dr Cannel View Dr Carreel View Dr W Cannelaim Drive Cannelaire Drive Carrington Circle Carfington Place Carririgton Place Castle Court Castle Overlook Castle Overlook Cayman Court Cayman Drive Cayman Drive Cedar Lake Court Centennial Court Chadwick Drive Chadwick Drive Chadwick Street Chaproans Trail Chafing Cross Road Chafing Cross Road Chafing Cross Road Chafing Cross Road Charles Court Charles Court Chase Court Chen_shaw Court Cheval Court Cheval Place Cheyenne Moon Chinquapin Court Circle Drive Clark Street Clark Street Clear Lake Court Clifford Circle Clifty Falls Drive Clifty Falls Drive Coachman Drive Coachman Drive Coachman Drive DIRF. ErION SIGN OF TRAV~t- Stop Northbound Stop Northbound 3 Way Stop Northbound 3 Way Stop Southbound 3 Way Stop Eastbound 3 Way Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Southbound Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Yield Eastbound Stop Eastbound 3 Way Stop Southbound Yield Southbound Yield Northbound Yield Eastbound Stop Eastbound 3 Way Stop Westbound Stop Eastbound Stop Southbound Yield Westbound Stop Northbound Stop Westbound Yield Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Northbound Yield Northbound Yield Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Yield Westbound Yield Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Eastbound Stop Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Southbound Stop Southbound Stop IRrBRSECTING Hancock Street Cannel View Drive 4th Avenue SE 4th Street SE 4th Street SE Carmel View Dr E Heather Drive 1st Avenue SE 1261h Street 1261h Street Cartington Circle Castle Overlook Brookshire Parkway Brookshire Pkwy Sue Drive Woodfield Drive North Sue Drive Rohrer Road Brookshire Pkwy Braewick Drive Haventick Road Chadwick Drive River Road 1261h Street Wembley Road 1261h Street Wembley Road Mac Drive Woodfield Drive Carmel Drive Dunwoody Lane Brookshire Pkwy Brookshire Pkwy Tammany Trail Maqua Court US 31 Adams Drive Adams Street Pursel Lane Fleetwood Drive South Wyndotte Drive Wyndotte Drive Haventick Road Barrington Drive Downing Street 313 (October 1998 Supplement) § 8-120 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS § 8-120 Eden Glen Drive (1st cul de sac South of Carmel Drive) Eden Hollow Place Eden Park Drive Eden Park Place Eden Park Place Eden Place Eden Place Eden Village Court Eden Village Place Eden Way Eden Way Circle Eden Way Place Eden Woods Place Edinburgh Drive Edinburgh Drive Edward Court Edwards Circle Emerson Road Emerson Road Emerson Road Emily Way Emily Way Enterprise Drive Essex Court Essex Drive Essex Drive Evans Drive Evans Drive Fairbanks Drive Faye Court Fieldstone Court Fieldstone Court Finch Court First Avenue NE First Court First Street NW First Street SW Fleetwood Court Fleetwood Drive N Fleetwood Drive N Fleetwood Drive S Fletcher Trail Flintridge Pass Flintridge Pass Flintridge Pass DIRF, C~ON SIGN OF TRAV!~t- Eastbound Stop Eastbound Stop Eastbound Stop Southbound Yield Southbound Yield Westbound Yield Eastbound Yield Westbound Yield Eastbound Yield Eastbound Stop Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Eastbound 4 Way Stop Westbound Stop Eastbound Yield Southbound Yield Westbound Stop Eastbound 4 Way Stop Westbound 4 Way Stop Westbound Stop Westbound Yield Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop 4 Way Stop Northbound Yield Southbound Yield Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Southbound Yield Eastbound Yield Northbound Stop 4 Way Stop Eastbound 3 Way Stop 4 Way Stop 3 Way Stop Westbound Yield Southbound Stop Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Northbound Stop Eden Glen Drive Carreel Drive High Drive Eden Park Drive Eden Park Drive Forest Drive Forest Drive Eden Village Drive Eden Village Drive High Drive Eden Way Eden Way 1261h Street Woodpond North Rndabt/Bridge~eldDrive Carey Road Pursel Lane Woodfield Drive Guilford Road Sherman Drive Sherman Drive Lakeshore Drive East Lakeshore Drive 961h Street Harrison Drive Harrison Drive Harrison Drive Westwood Drive Kingswood Drive 1261h Street Pursel Lane Old field Drive Oldfield Drive Avian Way First Street NE Hawthorne Drive Second Avenue NW Third Avenue SW Fleetwood Drive North Dorset Boulevard 131st Street Dorset Boulevard Longest Drive Haverton Way Haverton Way Sedgegrass Crossing 316 (April 1999 Supplement) § 8-110 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS § 8-120 STIImtT NAME Forest Drive Forest Park Lane Forum Meadows Drive Forum Meadows Drive Foster Drive Foster Drive Foster Drive Foster Ridge Lane Foster Ridge Lane Franklin Hall Trail Franklin Hall Trail Gary Road George Court Gould Drive Grace Drive Gradle Drive Gradle Drive Gradle Drive Gradle Drive Gradle Drive Granite Court Granite Drive Granite Drive Gray Road Gray Road Gray Road Grayce Court Grebe Way Grebe Way Green Court Green Place Green Street Greenspire Drive Greenspire Drive Griffin Run Grosebeak Court Grouse Point Trace Guilford Road Guilford Road Hancock Street Hancock Street Hanna Court Harrison Circle Harrison Drive Harrison Drive Harrison Drive Harrowgate Drive DIREC'HON SIGN OF TRAV!~I- Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Southbound Stop Westbound Yield Eastbound Stop Eastbound Stop Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Stop Northbound 4 Way Stop Southbound Stop Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Northbound Yield Eastbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound 4 Way Stop Eastbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Eastbound Yield Westbound Yield Northbound Stop Westbound Stop Southbound Stop Eastbound Stop Northbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound 4 Way Stop Northbound 4 Way Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Stop Eastbound Stop Eastbound Yield Southbound Stop Westbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Stop ~G ll6th Street Lake Forest Parkway Havenon Way Flintridge Pass Foster Court Brookshire Pkwy Brookshire Pkwy Hawthorne Drive West Hawthome Drive Longest Drive Brooks Landing Place Main Street Grace Drive Doty Lane Rohrer Road Westfield Blvd 3rd Avenue SW Carreel Drive 3rd Avenue SW 3rd Avenue SW Granite Drive Stonehedge Drive Stonehedge Drive 116th Street 126th Street Main Street 1st Avenue NW Blacktern Way Bobwhite Lane Green Street Green Street 116th Street Gray Road Pendula Drive River Road Flintridge Pass 'Annandale Drive W. Main Street W. Main Street 122nd Street Carreel Drive Randall Drive Harrison Drive E Main Street Gray Road Main Street E. Main Street 317 (October 1998 Supplement) § 8-120 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGUI .3,"iONS § 8-121 DIRFL'IION SIGN OF TRAVm- INTERSBa'ING Woodfield Drive N Woodfield Drive S Woodfield Drive S Wood field Way Wood field Way Woodgate Drive Woodgate Drive Woodland Way Woodpex:d South Rndabt Woodpond North Rndabt Woodpond Rndabt (n) Woodpond Rndabt (s) Woods Bay Court Woods Bay Place Woodside Court Woodside Court Worchester Court Worchester Drive Worchester Drive Wren Court Wyndotte Drive Wyndotte Drive Wyndotte Drive Wynstone Way Wynstone Way York Drive York Drive Yorkshire Lane Zellwood Court Zoeller Circle Southbound Yield Northbound Yield Southbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Stop 3 Way Stop Southbound Stop Westbound 4 Way Stop Southbound 4 Way Stop Eastbound Stop Eastbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Stop Westbound Yield Westbound Yield Eastbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Westbound Yield Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Westbound Stop Eastbound Stop Westbound Stop Southbound Stop Northbound Stop Southbound Yield Northbound Stop Westbound Stop Woodfield Drive Woodfield Drive Avian Way 146th Street Sue Drive 146th Street Spruce Drive Carmel Drive Woodpond North Rndabt/BridgefieldDrive Edinburgh Drive/ Woodpond South Rndabt Woodgate Drive Wood gate Drive Heatherstone Place Heatherstone Place Woodcreek Drive Wood Creek Drive Whitworth Drive Edinburgh Drive Whitworth Drive Warbler Way South Versailles Drive Versailles Drive Shakamac Drive Spring Violet Place Pebblepoint Pass Emerson Road W. Main Street Somerset Way East Ivy Hill Drive Double Eagle Drive (Ord. No. B-101, 116; D-71,74,118, 119,120, 121, 145, 152, 158, 168, 181, 187, 198, 200, 209, 215, 301,317, 318, 322, 370, 438, 446, 476, 495, 501,520, 524, 533, 534, 544, 546, 548, 550, 553, 554, 555, 556, 557, 568, 588, 589, 678; D-1272, 2-3-97; D-1359-98, 3-2-98; D-1375-98, 8-3-98; Oral. No. D-1404-99, 2-1-99) Sec. 8-121 Auh~atic ~ ni~sk aud ~op/Y'w. kl ~ B. (a) Pursuant to !.C., 9-4-1-28 (a) (6) automatic traffic control signals shall be installed at the following locations: 329.1 (April 1999 Supplement) § 8-121 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS § 8-121 (1) The intersection of Carreel Drive and a certain private drive entering and existing "Marsh Mall," being the westernmost drive, and a certain private to the south of Carreel Drive entering and exiting Keystone Square Shopping Center directly south of the western entrance to "Marsh Mall." (Ord. No. D-323, § 1, 3-1-82) (2) The intersection of 96th Street and Aronson Drive in the City of Carreel, Indiana. (Ord. No. D-551, 5-16-88) (3) Vehicular traffic stops are established at the intersections of Camel Civic Square Circle, at its Southeast Corner intersection with Camel City Hall Driveway and at its Northwest corner intersection with the Carreel CMc Square Circle, stopping traffic entering the Circle from the City Hall Driveway. (4) Vehicular traffic yields for eastbound and westbound traffic at the intersections of Gradle Drive and Carreel Civic Square Circle are established. (Ord. No. D-679, § 2, 11-19-90) (5) A four-way vehicular traffic stop at the intersection of Arrowood Drive and Spruce Drive in Carmel, Indiana, is established. (Ord. No. D-670, § 1, 7-2-90) (6) The intersection of Medical Drive and Rangeline Road in Carmel, Indiana. (Ord. No. D-693, § 1, 2-4-91 ) (7) An automatic traffic control signal at the intersection of Rangeline Road and Executive Drive in Carmel, Indiana, is established. (Oral. No. D-1004, 7-19-93) (8) An automatic vehicular traffic stop at the intersection of Main Street and Guilford Road in Carreel, Indiana, is established. (Ord. No. D-993, 6-21-93) (9) An automatic vehicular traffic stop at the intersection of Main Street and Range Line Road in Carreel, Indiana, is established. (Oral. No. D-999, 6-21-93) (10) An automatic vehicular traffic stop at the intersection of Carreel Drive and Pennsylvania Street in Carreel, Indiana, is established. (Ord. No. D-1002, 6-21-93) (11 ) An automatic vehicular traffic stop at the intersection of Smokey Row (1361h Street) and Range Line Road in Carreel, Indiana, is established. (Ord. No. D-1003, 7-5-93) (12) An automatic vehicular traffic stop at the intersection of 1461h Street and Carey Road in Carreel, Indiana, is established. (Ord. No. D-1093, 7-18-94) (13) Automatic vehicular traffic stops at the intersections of 131st Street (Main Street) and Gray Road and at 1261h Street and Gray Road in Carreel, Indiana, are established. (Ord. No. D-1094, 7-18-94) (14) An automatic traffic control signal at the intersection of East 116th Street and AAA Way in Carreel, Indiana, is established. (Ord. No. D-1243, 9-24-96) 329.2 (April 1999 Supplement) § 9-171 § 9-171 MONTHLY BAS~ CHAR GB 5/8' - 3/4' $ 3.63 1' 7.75 1-1/4' 16.74 1-1/2' 28.22 2' 63.75 3' 112.93 4' 228.51 6' 252.30 MONTFIL Y FLOW (2HAR OE PIeR I, 600 OAZZ~N$ Class A User Charge $1.82 (b) Class A Users Not Served By Metered Water Supply and Class B Users. For the use and service rendered by said sewage works, Class A Users who are not served by a metered water supply and Class B Users shall pay a fiat Monthly Sewer Charge based upon the following schedule: FLAT MONTFrI-Y ~ ClIAROE Class A User Charge $16.89 Class B User Charge 33.59 (c) Definitiom. For the purposes of this section, the following terms shall have the following meanings: (1) Class A User All users who are not Class B Users. (2) Class B User Users whose property is located outside the corporate limits of the City of Camel, but excluding property located in the platted subdivisions known as Bentley Oaks, Thistlewood, Hunters Knoll and Hunters Creek South, and excluding those users who were customers of the City as of November 30, 1996. The Council finds Seaion 9-171, as amended herein, constitutes a just and equitable schedule of fees for services rendered by the City's sewage works, which fees are required to maintain the sewage works in the sound physical and financial condition necessary to render adequate and efficient service and are sufficient to: (a) Pay all expenses incidental to the operation of the sewage works, including legal expemes, maintenance costs, operating charges, repairs, lease rentals and interest charges on bonds or other obligations; and 400 (April 1999 Supplement) § 9-171 UTII-rf § 9-1W (b) Provide the sinking fund required by IC 36-9-23-21; and (c) Provide adequate money to be used as working capital; and (d) Provide adequate money for improving and replacing the sewage works. A copy of the schedule of fees for sewage services set forth in Section 9-171 shall be kept on file and available for public inspection in the offices of the City of Carmel Board of Public Works and Safety. (Ord. No. S-46, § 5.13.1, 9-16-85; Ord. No. D-848, 10-19-92; Oral. No. S-61, § 5.13.1, 10-16-95; Oral. No. D-1340-97, 12-15-97; Camel City Code, 1985 Suppl., § 6.03 (a); Ord. No. D- 1402-98, 1-4-99 ) Sen. 9-172 Board to D.,~udne Ratre, Char[~ and Fees ksr Sep~ Tanks, Industrial Wastre, Err.. The Board is empowered to determine rates, charges and fees for septic tank, industrial wastes, and other disposable wastewater and wastes delivered to the wastewater treatment plant, as provided in Section 9-144 and to collect such charges and fees. (Oral. No. S-46, § 5.13.2, 9-16-85; Ord. No. S-61, § 5.13.2, 10-16-95; Camel City Code, 1985 Suppl., § 6.03 (g)) The Board is empowered to determine and to collect such charges as it may reasonably provide for under special agreements entered into by the Board, on behalf of the City, under Section 9-145. (Ord. No. S-46, § 5.13.3, 9-16-85; Ord. No. S-61, § 5.13.3, 10-16-95; Carreel City Code, 1985 Suppl., § 6.03 (h)) (a) Charges for sewerage service levied,pursuant to this Article shall be due and payable on or before the due dates shown on the bills. (Ord. No. S-40, § 5.14.1, 8-10-81; Carreel City Code, 1985 Suppl., § 6.06) (b) All payments for sewer service must be received in the office of the Carmel Utilities Department within fifteen (15) days from the billing date stated on the bill. Failure of a user to make timely payment shah subject the user to a late charge of Ten Percent (10%). (c) Submission of any delinquent account to any attorney or appointed Utility employee for collection shah entitle the City of Carreel to recover reasonable attorney's fees, lien costs or court costs or any other expenses incurred by the City of Camel in the collection process. (Ord. No. S-44, 10-15-84; Ord. No. D-847, 9-21-92; Camel City Code, 1985 Suppl., § 6.06) 401 (April 1999 Supplement) COMPARATWE TABT-PS ORIGINAL ORDINANCE NUMBER D-720, § 1 D-723 D-724, § 1 D-727 D-729, § 1 D-729, § 2 D-730 D-731 D-733 D-734, § 1 D-735 D-738 D-739, § 1 D-740, § 1 D-741, § 1 D-742, § 3-32 D-748, § 1 D-748, § 2 D-749, § 1 D-758, § 1 D-763, § 1 D-766, § 8-51 D-767 § 1 D-768, § 1 D-801, § 1 D-802, § 1 D-809, § 4-21 D-810, § 8-136 et sec1. D-825, § 2-39 D-826, § 2-38 D-827, § 1 D-828, § 4-22 D-832, § 6-114 et sec1. D-833, § 6-88, § 6-89 D-835, § 8-51 D-858 D-677 D-751 D-804 D-836 D-837 D-838 D-839 D-841 D-842 D -843 D-844 D-845 DATE OF PASSAGE 8-5-91 9-6-91 10-7-91 11-4-91 11-18-91 11-18-91 12-281 12-281 12-16-91 12-281 12-281 12-2-91 12-16-91 12-16-91 12-16-91 1-6-92 1-6-92 1-6-92 2 -5 -92 3 -282 4-20-92 4-20-92 4-20-92 5-4-92 6-16-92 6-16-92 7-23 -92 7-20-92 8-17-92 8-17-92 8-17-92 8-17-92 9-22-92 9-22-92 9-8-92 9-22-92 12-17-90 2-17-92 7-20-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 10-19-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 10-19-92 NEW CITY CODE SECTION 2-3 2-8 2-6 8-51 2-50 2-55 2-42 2-52 8-51 7-8 2-105 2-52 8-30 8-30 2-96 3-32 3-18 3-19(c) 3-19(a) 3-9(b) 4-67 8-58 8-59 2-105 8-91 3-18 4-70 et seq. 8-136 et seq. 2-39 2-38 4-18 4-88 et seq. 6-114 et seq. 6-88, 6-89 8-51 2-118 2-80 2-5 2-81 9-62 9-59 9-58 9-60 9-69 9-70, 9-76 9-77 9-51 9-48 570 (April/June 1997 Supplement) ORIGINAL ORDINANCE NUMBER D-846 D-847 D-848 D-849 D-851 D-853 D-854 D-856 D-857 D-863 D.864 D-866 D-868 D -873 D-874 D-875 D -876 D-883 D.887 D.888 D -993 D -994 D-999 D-1000 D-1002 D-1001 D-1003 D-1004 D-1005 D-1006 D-1018 D-1019 D-1021 D-1026 D-1027 D-1028 D-1032 D-1033 D-1034 D-1035 D-1036 D-1037 D-1039 D-1040 D-1041 D-1042 D-1048 DATE OF PASSAGE 9-21-92 9-21-92 10-19-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 9-21-92 10-19-92 10-19-92 11-2-92 11-2-92 1-4-93 12-21-92 12-21-92 2-1-93 4-19-93 5 -3 -93 5-3-93 6-21-93 6-21-93 6-21-93 6-21-93 6-21-93 7-19-93 7-5-93 7-19-93 7-17-93 8-2-93 8-16-93 8-16-93 9-20-93 9-20-93 10-4-93 10-4-93 11-15-93 12-06-93 12-06-93 12-06-93 12-06-93 12-20-93 11-15-93 12-20-93 12-20-93 4-18-94 2-21-94 NEW CITY CODE SECTION 9-43 9-174 9-171 9-79 9-45 9-70 9-68 9-57 · 9-75 9-66 9-63 8-53 2-21 2-56 3-3 2-81 4-18, 4-20 2-105(5) 2-119 2-120 8-121(8) 2-92 8-121(9) 2-48 8-121(10) 2-81 8-121(11) 8-121(7) 2-136 8-120 8-52 2-80 Adopting Ord. 2-50 8-120 3-18 2-81 2 -80 4 -26 4-45, 4-48, 4-53, 4-55 4-5, 4-6, 4-7, 4-8, 4-13, 4-14, 4-18 2-9 Adopting Ord. 2-57 2-121 2-101 2-122 571 (April 1999 Supplement) COMPARATIVE TAB - S O1;HOINAL OI:~DINANCE NUMBER DATE OF PASSAGE NEW CITY CODE SECTION D-1269 D-1272 D-1273 D-1274 D-1275 D-1276 D-1279 D-1284-97 D-1287-97 D-1289-97 D-1290-97 D-1291-97 D-1292-97 D-1293-97 D-1294-97 D-1295-97 D-1296-97 D-1300-97 D-1301-97 D-1303-97 D-1306-97 D-1310-97 D-1311-97 D-1312-97 D-1313-97 D-1314-97 D-1315-97 D-1330-97 D-1330-97 D-1334-97 D-1337-97 D-1340-97 D-1342-97 D-1343-97 D-1344-97 D-1346-97 D-1347-98 D-1348-98 D-1349-98 D-1351-98 D-1352-98 D-1353-98 D-1354-98 D-1355-98 D-1359-98 D-1360-98 D-1361-98 (Amended) 1-27-97 2-3 -97 2-3 -97 2-3 -97 2-3 -97 2-3 -97 3-3-97 4-7-97 5 -5 -97 5-5-97 5-5-97 5-19-97 5-19-97 6-2-97 5-19-97 5-19-97 5-19-97 6-2-97 8-4-97 7-21-97 7-21-97 8-4-97 8-4-97 7-28-97 7-28-97 7-28-97 9-3 -97 9-15-97 9-28-98 11-17-97 12-1-97 12-15-97 12-15-97 1-5 -98 1-5 -98 1-5-98 1-26-98 1-26-98 1-26-98 1-26-98 1-26-98 2-2-98 2-2-98 2-2-98 3 -2-98 4-6-98 4-20-98 2-122(b )( 1 ) 8-120 2-129 9-65 3 -25 2-61 3-9 2-8.1 2-9.1 2-105(a)(6) 2-55 6-159 Adopting Oral. 6-66 6-82(b)(2) 3 -29 2-61(a)(3) 5-3 2-81 2-81 2-130 2-48 2-124.2 2-81 2-81 2-81 Adopting Ord. 8-59 8-59 2-80(a) Adopting Ord. 9-171 2-81(c) 2-81 2-45 2-53 2-37 2-38 2-39 8-51 9-126 Adopting Oral. 8-52 2-81 8-120 8-120 2-49 571.3 (October 1998 Supplement) COlvJ:PARATIVE TABT-R ORIGINAL ORDINANCE NUMBER DATE OF PASSAGE NEW CITY CODE SECTION D-1362-98 D-1363-98 D-1364-98 D-1367-98 D-1368-98 D-1370-98 D-1372-98 D-1373-98 D-1374-98 D-1375-98 D-1376-98 D-1377-98 D-1378-98 D-1379-98 D-1380-98 D-1381-98 D-1380-98, D-1381-98, D-1395-98 D-1396-98 D-1397-98 D-1398-98 D-1400-98 D-1401-98 D-1402-98 D-1403-99 D-1404-99 D-1405-98 D-1406-99 D-1409-99 as amended as amended 4-20-98 4-20-98 4-20-98 6-15-98 6-15-98 6-15-98 8-3 -98 7 -20-98 8-17-98 8-3 -98 8-17-98 8-17-98 8-17-98 7-30-98 7-30-98 7-30-98 11-16-98 11-16-98 11-16-98 11-16-98 10-19-98 10-19-98 11 - 16-98 1-4-99 1-4-99 2-1-99 2-1-99 12-18-98 3-1-99 3-15-99 2-50 2-81 Adopting Ord. 2-131 3-18, 3-19(c) 2-12 4-29, 6-99, 6-130 - 6-138 · 2-105(a)(9) Adopting Ord. 8-120 2-42 2-38 2-40 2-81(c) 2-81(a) 2-81(b) 2-81(a) 2-81(b) 2-80 2-43 2-55 2-58(b)(1)(b) 2-81(c) Adopting Ord. 9-171 8-20(a), 8-21(a) 8-120 2-81(c) Adopting Ord. 4-26(b)(2), 4-26(b)(3), 4-43(b)(7), 4-52(c), (f), (g) 571.4 (April 1999 Supplement) CARMEL ClT Ir CODE INDEX RBSBARC, H WORD 8BC'r1ON PENALTIES, cont. Utilities ........................ · ..............9-115 Vicious Animals ................................ 6-135 Water Fines .................................. 9-16 Water Hydrant Penalties ......................... 9-78 PENSIONS Employee .................................... 2-48 Fire ......................................... 2-111 Police ....................................... 2-111 PERMITS Alarm Systems ............................ 4-72 et seq. Application .................................... 4-3 Approval or Denial .............................. 4-7 Building ........................... 4-22, 4-88 et. seq. Chart ....................................... 4-18 Circus ....................................... 4-24 Contractors ................................... 4-89 Definition ..................................... 1-3 Driveway ..................................... 8-62 Erection of Poles and Wires ....................... 6-56 Excavations in Streets ........................... 8-65 Exh~ition .................................... 4-10 Hearing on Revocation .......................... 4-14 Not Transferable ............................... 4-11 Payment of Fee ................................. 4-5 Procedures Approval, Denial, Revocation or Suspension ....... 4-13 Renewal Procedures ............................ 4-12 Required ...................................... 4-2 Sidewalk ..................................... 8-63 Term ........................................ 4-9 Vicious Animals ................................ 4-29 PERSONAL LEAVE ............................... 2-~5 PERSONNEL POLICIES AND PROCEDURES ...... 2-29 et seq. Defense and Indemnification ................. 2-29--2-34 Employee Fringe Benefit Program ............. 2-37--2-58 Travel Expense Poli~ ....................... 2-60--2-62 PETFY CASH FUND .............................. 2-105 PITS Affecting Public Safety ........................... 6-79 PLUMBING CODE ................................. 7-8 POLES Erection of Poles Proln'bited Without Permit ........... 6-56 Posting of Signs Proin'hired ........................ 6-54 POLICE Duties ........................................ 8-9 POLICE AND FII~ PENSION FUNDS (FUNDS 801 AND 802) .................................... 2-111 POLICE DEPARTMENT .................... 2-3, 6-11 et seq. 592 (October 1998 Supplement) CARMEL CH'Y CODE INDEX WORD SBCnON POLICE DEPARTMENT GIF FUND ................. 2-112 POLICE RESERVE OFFICERS Established ................................... 2-19 POLLUTION As Public Health Nuisance ........................ 6-77 PRECINCTS ...................................... 34 PIlETREATMENT OF WASTES ...................... 9-152 PRIVATE EMERGENCY AIARM SYSTEMS ....... 4-70 et set/. PRIVATE PROPERTY Definition ..................................... 1-3 PROHIBITED Barbed Wire .................................. 6-50 Damage to Streets and Public Property ............... 6-50 Electric Fences ................................ 6-50 Littering ..................................... 6-49 Obstructing Streets ............................. 6-48 PROMOTIONAL FUND ............................ 2-106 PROMOTIONAL FUND FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT ............................... 2-116 PROPERTY Def'mition ..................................... 1-3 Trespassing on City Property ...................... 6-47 PROSTITUTION Offending Morals and Decency ..................... 6-78 PUBLIC GATHERINGS City's Authority to Regulate ........................ 6-4 PUBLIC NUISANCES ......................... 6-75 et seq. PUBLIC PLACE Definition ..................................... 1-3 PUBLIC PROPERTY Display of Goods for Sale on Public Property Prohibited .. 6-59 PUBLIC UTILITIES Excavations-Permits and Regulations ................ 8-65 PURCHASING AGENCIES AND PURCHASING AGENTS . 2-131 QUORUM Common Council ............................... 3-11 RAILROAD Obstruction of Crossings ......................... 8-32 RANGE LINE PRECINCT ........................... 3-3 Emergency Medical Service ....................... 4-27 Taxicabs and Limousines ......................... 4-50 lIEDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY .................... 2-8.1 lIEDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION .................... 2-8 lIEDEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ................ 2-3, 2-7 REGIONAL SEWER AGREEMENTS .................. 9-216 593 (April 1999 Supplement)