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Pages Replaced by Supplement #57TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Officials of the Village ........ ............................... iii Preface...................... ............................... v Adopting Ordinance .......... ............................... vii Readopting Ordinance ........ ............................... x.i Checklist of Up -to -Date Pages . ............................... [1] Supplement History Table .... ............................... SHA PART I CHARTER Charter...................... ............................... 1 Art. I. Corporate Name .............................. 3 Art. I.A. Vision Statement ........................... 3 Art. II. Territorial Boundaries ....................... 5 Art. III. Legislative .. ............................... 10.5 Art. IV Administrative .............................. 15 Art. V. Qualifications and Elections .................. 17 Art. VI. Transition Schedule ......................... 18 Charter Comparative Table ... ............................... 65 PART II CODE OF ORDINANCES Chapter 1. General Provisions ........ ............................... 77 2. Administration ........... ............................... 133 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 135 Art. II. Council ...... ............................... 137 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 137 Div. 2. Rules of Procedure ....................... 138 Art. III. Administrative Code ........................ 138.1 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 138.1 Div. 2. Audit Committee ........................ 139 Div. 3. Department of Finance ................... 140 Div. 4. Department of Records ................... 140.1 Div. 5. Department of Law Enforcement (Police De- partment) ............................... 141 Div. 6. Fire Rescue Department .................. 141 Div. 7. Department of Public Works .............. 142 Div. 8. Department of Library ................... 142 Div. 9. Department of Country Club ............. 143 Div. 10. Department of Recreation ............... 143 Supp. No. 56 xi NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Chapter Page Boats, Docks and Waterways ............................. Div. 11. Department of Community Development . 143 Art. IV. Manager .... ............................... 144 Art. V. Pensions and Retirement Systems ............ 144 Div. 1. Generally ............................... Div. 1. Generally ............................... 144 326 Div. 2. Social Security ........................... 144 Art. VII. Reserved ... ............................... Div. 3. Pension and Certain Other Benefits for Gen- 453 Div. 5. Erosion Control Structures ............... 333 eral Employees .......................... 145 333 Div. 4. Pension and Certain Other Benefits for Fire 334 and Police Employees .................... 153 Div. 5. Length of Service Award Plan for Volunteer Firefighters ............................. 164 Div. 6. ICMA Defined Contribution Pension Plan.. 164.1 Art. VI. Code Enforcement .......................... 164.2 Art. VII. Alternate Method of Code Enforcement...... 169 3. Alcoholic Beverages ....... ............................... 211 4. Animals and Fowl ........ ............................... 263 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 265 Art. II. Dogs and Cats .............................. 267 Art. III. Rabies Control ............................. 269 Boats, Docks and Waterways ............................. 319 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 321 Art. II. Boat Launching Area ........................ 325 Art. III. Construction Requirements ................. 326 387 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 326 Art. IV. Reserved .... ............................... Div. 2. Canals ... ............................... 326 388 Div. 3. Bulkheads and Seawalls .................. 327 Art. VII. Reserved ... ............................... Div. 4. Docks and Piers ......................... 328 453 Div. 5. Erosion Control Structures ............... 333 Art. IV. Marine Sanctuaries ......................... 333 Art. V. Waterways Board ............................ 334 6. Buildings and Building Regulations ....................... 381 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 383 Art. II. Minimum Construction Standards ............ 383 Art. III. Appearance Code ........................... 385 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 385 Div. 2. Reserved . ............................... 387 Div. 3. Certificate of Appropriateness ............. 387 Art. IV. Reserved .... ............................... 388 Art. V. Signs and Outdoor Displays .................. 388 Art. VI. Reserved .... ............................... 401 Art. VII. Reserved ... ............................... 401 7. Bulkhead Lines ........... ............................... 453 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 455 Art. II. Filling Permit ............................... 455 8. Emergency Management .. ............................... 507 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 509 Supp. No. 56 xii TABLE OF CONTENTS — Cont'd. Chapter Page Art. II. Civil Disorders and Disturbances ............. 510 9. Country Club ............. ............................... 559 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 561 Art. II. Golf Advisory Board ......................... 562 Art. III. Finances .... ............................... 563 10. Elections ................ ............................... 615 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 617 Art. II. Reserved .... ............................... 618 Art. III. Reserved .... ............................... 618 Art. IV. Polling Locations ........................... 618 11. Electricity ............... ............................... 671 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 673 Art. II. Electrical Code .............................. 673 11.5. Emergency Service ..... ............................... 695 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 697 Art. II. Emergency Medical Services ................. 697 12. Fire Prevention and Protection .......................... 723 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 725 Art. II. Florida Fire Prevention Code ................. 725 Art. III. Reserved .... ............................... 726 Art. IV. Recovery of Costs for Cleanup, Abatement and Removal of Hazardous Substances ........... 726 12.5 Flood Damage Prevention .............................. 777 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 779 Art. II. Administration .............................. 783 Art. III. Provisions for Flood Hazard Reduction ....... 786 13. Reserved ................ ............................... 839 14. Health and Sanitation ... ............................... 889 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 891 Art. II. Garbage, Trash and Refuse .................. 891 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 891 Div. 2. Garbage Collection and Disposal .......... 891 Div. 3. Reserved . ............................... 893 Art. III. Reserved .... ............................... 894 Art. IV. Abatement of Public Nuisances on Private Prop - erty........................................ 894 15. Housing ................ ............................... 945 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 947 Art. II. Abandoned Real Property .................... 949 16. Library ................. ............................... 997 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 999 Art. II. Library Board ............................... 999 17. Licenses and Miscellaneous Business Regulations......... 1051 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1053 Supp. No. 56 xiii NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Chapter Page Art. II. Local Business Tax .......................... 1057 Art. III. Businesses Located Outside Village Limits ... 1060.4 Art. IV. Simulated Gambling Devices ................ 1063 Art. V. Ambulances .. ............................... 1065 Art. VI. Garage and Other Sales ..................... 1066 Art. VII. Business Advisory Board ................... 1066 17.5 Reserved ............... ............................... 1121 18. Motor Vehicles and Traffic ............................... 1171 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1173 Art. II. Operation of Vehicles Generally .............. 1173 Art. III. Stopping, Standing and Parking ............. 1175 19. Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions ................... 1225 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1227 Art. II. Sexual Offenders and Sexual Predators ....... 1228 Art. III. Offenses Against Property ................... 1228.1 Art. IV. Offenses Against Public Morals .............. 1228.1 Art. V. Offenses Against Public Peace ................ 1229 Art. VI. Noise Control .............................. 1229 Art. VII. Reserved ... ............................... 1232 Art. VIII. Weapons .. ............................... 1232 Art. IX. Water Shortage Emergencies ................ 1237 Art. X. Alarms ...... ............................... 1238 Art. XI. Wellfield Protection ......................... 1242 20. Parks, Playgrounds and Recreation ...................... 1289 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1291 Art. II. Meetings and Gatherings .................... 1292 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1292 Div. 2. Permit ... ............................... 1292 Art. III. Recreation Advisory Board .................. 1293 21. Planning and Development .............................. 1343 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1345 Art. II. Planning Commission ....................... 1347 Art. III. Board of Adjustment ........................ 1348 Art. IV. Concurrency Management ................... 1350 Art. V. Stormwater Management .................... 1363 Art. VI. Archaeological Site Protection Regulations ... 1366.1 22. Reserved ................ ............................... 1411 23. Police ................... ............................... 1463 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1465 Art. II. Reserved .... ............................... 1465 Art. III. Reserve Force .............................. 1465 24. Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places ..................... 1517 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1519 Art. II. Excavations .. ............................... 1519 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1519 Supp. No. 56 xiv \l TABLE OF CONTENTS — Cont'd. Chapter Page 27. Trees and Shrubbery ..... ............................... 1681 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1683 Art. II. Trees in Swale Areas ........................ 1683 Art. III. Landscaping ............................... 1684 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1684 Div. 2. Reserved . ............................... 1686 Div. 3. Requirements for Certain Yard Areas, Off - Street Parking and Other Vehicular Use Areas.... ............................... 1686 28. Use of Rights -of -Way for Utilities ........................ 1739 29. Telecommunications ..... ............................... 1781 Appendices A. Appearance Plan ......... ............................... 2043 B. Subdivisions ............. ............................... 2353 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 2355 Art. II. Procedures for Subdivision Plat Approval ..... 2358 Art. III. Design Standards .......................... 2365 Art. IV Required Improvements ..................... 2368.1 Art. V. Enforcement Provisions ...................... 2372 Art. VI. Amendments ............................... 2378 Art. VII. Legal Status ............................... 2379 C. Zoning ................... ............................... 2479 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 2480.1 Art. II. Generally .... ............................... 2484 Art. III. District Regulations ........................ 2486.6 Arts. IV, V. Reserved . ............................... 2515 Art. VI. Amendments —Fees; Waiting Periods......... 2515 Art. VII. Nonconforming Uses of Land and Structures. 2516 D. Franchises ............... ............................... 2619 Statutory Reference Table ..... ............................... 2819 Supp. No. 56 xv Div. 2. Permit ... ............................... 1520 Art. III. Sidewalks and Driveways ................... 1520 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1520 Div. 2. Permits .. ............................... 1523 25. Swimming Pools ......... ............................... 1573 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1575 Art. II. Reserved .... ............................... 1575 Art. III. Reserved .... ............................... 1576 26. Taxation ................ ............................... 1627 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1629 Art. II. Insurance Excise Taxes ...................... 1629 Art. III. Utility Tax .. ............................... 1629 Art. IV. Telecommunications Service Tax ............. 1630 27. Trees and Shrubbery ..... ............................... 1681 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 1683 Art. II. Trees in Swale Areas ........................ 1683 Art. III. Landscaping ............................... 1684 Div. 1. Generally ............................... 1684 Div. 2. Reserved . ............................... 1686 Div. 3. Requirements for Certain Yard Areas, Off - Street Parking and Other Vehicular Use Areas.... ............................... 1686 28. Use of Rights -of -Way for Utilities ........................ 1739 29. Telecommunications ..... ............................... 1781 Appendices A. Appearance Plan ......... ............................... 2043 B. Subdivisions ............. ............................... 2353 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 2355 Art. II. Procedures for Subdivision Plat Approval ..... 2358 Art. III. Design Standards .......................... 2365 Art. IV Required Improvements ..................... 2368.1 Art. V. Enforcement Provisions ...................... 2372 Art. VI. Amendments ............................... 2378 Art. VII. Legal Status ............................... 2379 C. Zoning ................... ............................... 2479 Art. I. In General .... ............................... 2480.1 Art. II. Generally .... ............................... 2484 Art. III. District Regulations ........................ 2486.6 Arts. IV, V. Reserved . ............................... 2515 Art. VI. Amendments —Fees; Waiting Periods......... 2515 Art. VII. Nonconforming Uses of Land and Structures. 2516 D. Franchises ............... ............................... 2619 Statutory Reference Table ..... ............................... 2819 Supp. No. 56 xv NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Page Code Comparative Table -1970 Code ......................... 2869 Code Comparative Table —Laws of Florida .................... 2873 Code Comparative Table— Ordinances ........................ 2875 Charter Index ................ ............................... 2933 Code Index .................. ............................... 2935 Supp. No. 56 xvi Checklist of Up -to -Date Pages (This checklist will be updated with the printing of each Supplement) From our experience in publishing Looseleaf Supplements on a page- for -page substitution basis, it has become evident that through usage and supplementation many pages can be inserted and removed in error. The following listing is included in this Code as a ready guide for the user to determine whether the Code volume properly reflects the latest printing of each page. 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Ordinances that are of a general and permanent nature are codified in the Code Book and are considered "Includes." Ordinances that are not of a general and permanent nature are not codified in the Code Book and are considered "Omits." In addition, by adding to this table with each supplement, users of this Code of Ordinances will be able to gain a more complete picture of the code's historical evolution. Ord. No. ;Date Adopted Include/ Omit ' ,. Supp, No.< 2010 -18 10 -28 -10 Include 49 2010 -21 11 -18 -10 Include 49 2011 -01 1 -27 -11 Include 50 2011 -02 2 -10 -11 Include 50 2011 -03 2 -10 -11 Include 50 2011 -04 2 -10 -11 Include 50 2011 -05 4 -14 -11 Include 51 2011 -06 4 -14 -11 Include 51 2011 -07 4 -14 -11 Omit 51 2011 -08 5 -12 -11 Omit 51 2011 -09 5 -26 -11 Include 51 2011 -10 5 -26 -11 Include 51 2011 -11 6 -23 -11 Include 51 2011 -12 6 -23 -11 Omit 51 2011 -13 7 -14 -11 Omit 51 2011 -14 7 -14 -11 Include 51 2011 -15 8 -25 -11 Omit 52 2011 -16 9 -22 -11 Omit 52 2011 -17 9 -22 -11 Omit 52 2011 -18 9 -22 -11 Include 52 2011 -19 10 -13 -11 Include 52 2011 -21 11 -10 -11 Include 52 2011 -22 12- 8 -11 Include 52 2010 -05 3 -11 -10 Include 53 2012 -01 1 -12 -12 Omit 53 2012 -02 3- 8 -12 Include 53 2012 -03 3 -22 -12 Include 53 2012 -04 5 -10 -12 Include 54 2012 -05 6 -28 -12 Omit 54 2012 -06 7 -26 -12 Include 54 2012 -07 7 -26 -12 Include 54 Supp. No. 56 SH :1 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Ord, No. Date Adopted Include/ Omit 2012 -08 8- 9 -12 Include 54 2012 -09 9 -27 -12 Omit 55 2012 -10 9 -27 -12 Omit 55 2012 -11 11- 8 -12 Omit 55 2013 -01 1 -10 -13 Omit 55 2013 -02 2 -14 -13 Include 55 2013 -03 3 -14 -13 Omit 55 2013 -04 4 -25 -13 Include 55 2013 -05 3 -28 -13 Omit 55 2013 -06 3 -28 -13 Omit 55 2013 -07 4 -11 -13 Include 55 2013 -08 5- 9 -13 Omit 56 2013 -09 5 -23 -13 Include 56 Supp. No. 56 SH2 i Chapter 8 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT* Art. I. In General, §§ 8- 1-8 -20 Art. II. Civil Disorders and Disturbances, §§ 8 -21, 8.22 *Editor's note —Ord. No. 16 -01, §§ 1 -3, adopted June 28, 2001 has re- enacted this chapter and replaced former Chapter 8 with the similar provisions as currently set out herein. Former Chapter 8 was entitled "Civil Emergencies" and derived from the original Code. Cross reference — Administration generally, Ch. 2. State law reference — Disaster preparedness, F.S. Ch. 252. Supp. No. 22 507 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT § 8 -5 ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL Sec. 8 -1. Definitions. As used in this chapter, the following terms, phrases, words and their derivations shall have the meanings given herein: Disaster means any natural, technological or civil emergency that causes damage of sufficient severity and magnitude to result in the declara- tion of a state of emergency by the county, the governor or the President of the United States. Emergency means any occurrence, or threat thereof, whether natural, technological, or man made, in war or in peace, which results or may result in substantial injury or harm to the village population or substantial damage to or loss of property. Emergency management means the prepara- tion for, the mitigation of, the response to, and recovery from emergencies and disasters. (Ord. No. 16 -2001, § 1, 6- 28 -01) Sec. 8 -2. Applicability. All officers, employees, contractors, vendors, boards, commissions, authorities, and other agen- cies of the village are subject to the provisions of this chapter. (Ord. No. 16 -2001, § 1, 6- 28 -01) Sec. 8 -3. Emergency management structure. (a) The village manager or his designee shall perform the function of director of emergency management and shall implement, manage and report on all actions authorized and taken on the provisions of this chapter. (b) Duties as director of emergency manage- ment shall include the on -going planning for and coordination of those actions necessary for the creation and maintenance of a village comprehen- sive emergency management plan and of an effec- tive emergency response capability to prepare for and manage emergency conditions. (c) The public safety building's multi - purpose room shall serve as the village emergency opera- tions center as necessary. The department of Supp. No. 52 509 public works building will serve as a back -up village emergency operations center should the need arise. (Ord. No. 16 -2001, § 1, 6- 28 -01; Ord. No. 2006 -24, § 2.D, 11 -9 -06) Sec. 8.4. Powers, duties and responsibili- ties. (a) The village manager, when acting as direc- tor of emergency management shall have the following powers, duties and responsibilities: (1) Recommend a declaration of local emer- gency pursuant to section 8 -5. To inform the Village Council of the reasons for and status of the event(s) requiring the decla- ration. (2) To direct the creation, revision and exer- cise of a village comprehensive emergency management plan for the mitigation of, preparation for, response to, and recovery from emergencies, and to exercise all pow- ers permitted by F.S. chapter 252. (3) To direct the efforts of emergency services personnel in preparation for, response to, and recovery from emergency conditions. (4) To recommend a budget to the village council for the creation and maintenance of an emergency response capability as provided herein. (5) To recommend emergency regulations nec- essary for the protection of life and prop- erty, establishment of public order, and control of adverse conditions affecting pub- lic welfare resulting from an emergency, to the mayor and/or village council. (Ord. No. 16 -2001, § 1, 6- 28 -01) Sec. 8 -5. Declaration of a state of emer- gency. (a) The mayor, vice mayor or village manager, in the order named, shall have the authority to declare a local state of emergency. Upon the absence or unavailability of the mayor, vice mayor or village manager, the acting village manager may issue such a declaration. § 8 -5 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE n (b) Any declaration of a local state of emer- gency and all emergency regulations activated under the provisions of this chapter shall be confirmed by the village council by resolution no later than the next regular meeting, unless the nature of the emergency renders a meeting of the village council extremely impractical. Confirma- tion of the emergency declaration shall disclose the reason for, and anticipated impacts of, actions proposed and taken to manage the emergency and other pertinent data relating to the emergency requiring the declaration. (c) Emergency resolutions authorized under this chapter shall include but not be limited to the following subjects: Resolution Subject A Evacuation B Curfews; declaration of areas off limits C Suspension or regulation of the sale of, or offer to sell, with or without consideration: Alcoholic beverages, explosives or combusti- bles. D Suspension of local building regulations E Emergency procurement procedures F Regulating the use of and rationing of fuel, ice and other essentials (d) A local state of emergency, when declared as provided herein, shall continue in effect from day to day for a period of seven (7) days unless declared terminated prior to the passage of seven (7) days; should the local state of emergency be of a duration longer than seven (7) days, the decla- ration may be extended, as necessary, in seven (7) day increments. (e) When a local state of emergency is declared under this article the village has the power and authority to waive the procedures and formalities otherwise required by law pertaining to: (1) Performance of public work in taking what- ever prudent action is necessary to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the vil- lage. (2) Entering into contracts. (3) Incurring obligations. (4) Employment of permanent and tempo- rary workers. (5) Utilization of volunteer workers. Supp. No. 52 510 (6) Rental of equipment. (7) Acquisition and distribution, with or with- out compensation, of supplies, materials, and facilities. (8) Appropriation and expenditure of public funds. (Ord. No. 16 -2001, § 1, 6- 28 -01; Ord. No. 2011 -18, § 2, 9- 22 -11) Sec. 8 -6. Termination of a state of emer. gency. A state of emergency shall be terminated by a vote of the village council if practicable upon the certification of the person who originally re- quested the declaration of the state of emergency, that the conditions leading to or causing the emergency no longer exist and the village's de- partments are able to manage the situation with- out extraordinary assistance; provide that a state of emergency established under F.S. section 252.38 et seq., shall terminate at the end of a period of seven (7) consecutive days after the declaration of the emergency, unless prior to the end of the seven -day period, the public official calling for or the village council has terminated such state of emergency. Any extension of the seven -day time period must be accomplished by a request from the public official and concurrence of the village council by duly enacted resolution. (Ord. No. 16 -2001, § 1, 6- 28 -01) Secs. 8- 7 -8 -20. Reserved. ARTICLE II. CIVIL DISORDERS AND DISTURBANCES Sec. 8 -21. Mayor designated local authority for preservation of public peace. The mayor is hereby designated the local au- thority for preservation of the public peace, pur- suant to F.S. section 870.041. (Ord. No. 16 -2001, § 2, 6- 28 -01) Sec. 8 -22. Declaration of a state of emer- gency. (a) Whenever the chief of police determines that there has been an act of violence or a flagrant and substantial defiance of, or resistance to, a EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT § 8 -22 lawful exercise of public authority and that, on account thereof, there is reason to believe that there exists a clear and present danger of a riot or other general public disorder, widespread disobe- dience of the law, and substantial injury to per- sons or property, all of which constitute an immi- nent threat to public peace or order and to the general welfare of the village or a part or parts thereof, the chief of police shall certify to the village manager, in writing, who in turn shall certify to the Mayor, in writing, that an emer- gency exists within the village or any part or parts thereof. (b) Whenever a state of emergency is declared as stated above, the measures listed in F.S. sec- tion 870.44 shall automatically be invoked. (c) Any declaration of a state of emergency under this section shall be confirmed by the village council through the village manager as soon as practical following the issuance of the declaration. Confirmation shall include the rea- sons for, anticipated impacts of, actions proposed and taken to manage the emergency, and other pertinent data relating to the declaration. (d) Whenever a state of emergency is declared under this section, the discretionary emergency measures listed in F.S. section 870.045 may be invoked in whole or in part, with limitation and conditions as may be deemed appropriate. (e) A state of emergency, when declared as provided herein, shall commence upon the decla- ration thereof and shall terminate at the end of seventy -two (72) consecutive hours, unless, prior to the end of such seventy -two (72) hour period, the chief of police shall have recommended termi- nation of the emergency. An extension of the seventy -two (72) hour period must be accom- plished by request of the chief of police and concurrence of the village council, by duly enacted resolution. (f) Upon the declaration of a state of emer- gency under this section, a written notice of such declaration shall be posted on the main bulletin board in village hall, and as promptly as practical, a notice of declared state of emergency shall be filed in the office of the village clerk or clerk of the Supp. No. 52 511 circuit court, and delivered to local news media for publication and radio and television broad- cast. (Ord. No. 16 -2001, § 2, 6- 28 -01; Ord. No. 2011 -21, § 8, 11- 10 -11) [The next page is 559] APPENDIX C— ZONING C. Dumpsters and similar containers. Dump - sters and similar containers, including recycling bins, compactors, etc., shall be screened in a manner consistent with the following: 1. Similar containers shall be located only at the rear of a building or structure. 2. Enclosures shall be constructed in a man- ner consistent with the architectural style, color, materials, etc., of the principal build- ing, and shall screen the dumpsters on all four (4) sides of the enclosure from public view. a. An opaque concrete wall or similar material shall screen both sides and the rear of such facilities. b. The front of a screen enclosure shall be gated and shall consist of durable opaque materials consistent with the overall design of the project. C. Dependent upon the location of an enclosure on the site, landscaping may be required in addition to the opaque screening material. 3. Alternative dumpster location. When it is not possible to locate the enclosure in the rear of the site, the dumpster shall be enclosed by landscaping to the greatest extent possible. 4. Access to the dumpster should be pro- vided from a secondary street. 5. Enclosures are to be designed to provide space to accommodate recycling bins. D. Sidewalks. Sidewalks shall be provided along all roadways on both sides of the street. At cor- ners handicapped ramps shall be provided and sidewalks shall continue across driveway and parking lot surfaces using decorative paving ma- terials to delineate crosswalks. All new construc- tion or substantial renovation of existing build- ings and structures shall include one (1) or more - clearly delineated walkways from the public sidewalk to the private sidewalk, arcade, pedes- trian way, etc. Examples of other complementary materials include the following: 1. Paver blocks or alternative style or color; 2. New and used brick; and Supp. No. 54 3. Concrete stamped with a pattern. § 45 -35.3 E. Retaining walls. Retaining walls shall be constructed as necessary, provided such walls are constructed utilizing the same architectural style, materials, and color of the principle structure. F. Alley screening walls. All new construction or substantial renovation of existing buildings and structures shall construct or reconstruct a solid masonry or concrete wall a minimum of six (6) feet in height. 1. The wall shall be located along the rear property line of the parcel being im- proved. 2. Chain link and wooden fences are prohib- ited. 3. Properties within the marine district of the NBOZ are exempt from this require- ment. G. Underground utilities. The village may re- quire existing overhead utilities to be placed underground when located on properties subject to new construction or substantial renovation. H. Shopping carts. If a use requires shopping carts, they shall not be allowed to accumulate in any outside area including parking lots and load- ing areas, and shall be removed from cart corrals in a timely manner and relocated to designated storage areas near the principle structure. I. Mailboxes. Mailboxes, including special drop boxes, may be clustered within buildings, grouped under a kiosk, or individually freestanding. In all cases the design and installation of mailboxes shall comply with the following standards: 1. The village and the U.S. Postal Service shall approve the size, type, and location of mailboxes. 2. Mailboxes shall be landscaped consistent with and architecturally compatible to the development. J. Satellite dishes. Satellite dishes may be in- stalled provided the dishes are not visible from any street, and the color is compatible with the surrounding environment. Plans for the installa- 2510.57 § 45 -35.3 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE tion of communication equipment, such as dishes and antennas, shall be submitted for review dur- ing the planning phase of a project. K. Telephones, vending machines, and newspa- per racks. All public telephones, vending ma- chines, newspaper racks, and facilities dispensing merchandise or services on private property shall be enclosed within a building, enclosed within a structure, attached to a building, or enclosed in a separate area. 1. Attached and freestanding structures shall be landscaped consistent with and archi- tecturally compatible with the principal structure. 2. Public telephones. Wall- mounted and free- standing public telephones visible from a public right -of -way shall be fully or par- tially enclosed. 3. Vending machines. a. Vending machines dispensing bever- ages, food, ice, and related consumer products shall not be visible from a public right -of -way. b. Vending machines may be located in outdoor enclosures, provided such en- closures are constructed utilizing the same architectural style, materials, and colors as the principal structure. (Ord. No. 05 -2003, § 1, 2- 27 -03; Ord. No. 2011 -02, § 3, 2- 10 -11; Ord. No. 2011 -05, § 2, 4- 14 -11; Ord. No. 2012 -07, §§ 2-4, 7- 26 -12) Sec. 45 -36. General provisions. The provisions of this article shall be subject to the following provisions and exceptions: A. Chimneys, water tanks, radio or televi- sion towers, telecommunications antenna/ towers, church spires, elevator lofts, flag- poles and parapet walls may be erected above the height limits herein estab- lished. A -1. No addition to any building and no struc- ture or object shall be erected, placed or maintained or built to a height which Supp. No. 54 2510.58 APPENDIX C— ZONING § 45 -36 exceeds four (4) stories or sixty (60) feet shall be a prominent notice that a village where any portion of said building or of building permit in no way offsets the deed the property upon which it is located is covenants, and that the applicant should within five hundred feet of any R -1, single- also check the deed covenants to protect family dwelling district. himself. B. Swimming pools shall be set back at least D -l. On vacant lots adjacent to any waterbody, seven and one -half (71/2) feet from the a non - opaque galvanized metal, wrought - back property line measured from the rim iron or chain link fence no greater than of the pool and not less than five (5) feet four (4) feet in height may be constructed from the side property line including the within five (5) feet of the seawall or bulk - two- and -one - half -foot walk around the pool. head line to restrict access to the waterbody The highest projection of the swimming from the vacant lot. Chain link fences pool shall not exceed two (2) feet. Outdoor may also be vinyl coated. fireplaces not exceeding six (6) feet in height may be erected and maintained, E. In the event one (1) lot, or portion thereof, said structure, however, shall not be erected and the whole or a portion of a contiguous within five (5) feet of any rear lot line. lot, all in one (1) ownership, shall be used as one (1) building site for one (1) resi- (a) Swimming pools may be enclosed by dente building, and its appurtenant out - screening provided same are not buildings g permitted by this ordinance, erected closer than five (5) feet from then while so owned and used the side the side and rear yard lines. lines and rear line of such site shall be (b) No swimming pool shall be located deemed to be the side and rear lot lines of in the area lying between the front such sites. property line and the front building F. No business, professional, or commercial line in the R -1 and R -2 zoning dis- activity shall be conducted upon any por- tricts. tion of real property zoned R -1 single - C. Detached garages not more than one (1) family dwelling district, R -2 multiple - story in height may be erected and main- family dwelling district and R -3 apartment tained within seven and one -half (71/2) dwelling district or within any dwelling feet of the rear line of any such lot. thereon or upon a dock, pier or other waterside structure appurtenant thereto D. Walls and fences built within the area and attached to such real property, other between the property line and the build- than as provided by section 17 -2. ing setback line shall not exceed six (6) feet in height; provided, however, that no G. In all multifamily residential buildings walls or fences may be erected between two (2) stories or greater in height, and in the front yard setback and the street line, all commercial buildings over four (4) sto- nor may walls or fences exceed four (4) ries in height, which are not equipped feet in height for a distance of forty (40) with elevators provided with standby emer- feet from any body of water located within gency power and having minimum cab the village. On corner lots, walls or fences dimensions which will permit the use of shall not exceed four. (4) feet in height the elevator cab by normal size emer- within the area between the side line of gency ambulance stretchers, and in all the lot which fronts on a street, and the commercial buildings two (2) stories to front building setback line extended of the four (4) stories in height which are not adjacent side street lot. On all building equipped with elevators having minimum permits for walls or fences greater than cab dimensions which will permit the use four (4) feet in height that are to be of the elevator cab by normal size emer- located outside building setback lines, there gency stretchers, there shall be a mini- Supp. No. 49 2511 § 45 -36 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE mum of one (1) access stairway serving every story. Such stairway shall have the following minimum dimensions: (1) Minimum width of stairway to be five (5) feet. (2) Minimum dimensions of all landings to be ten (10) feet by six (6) feet, six (6) inches. H. Patios connected to the rear of a dwelling unit may be enclosed by screening pro- vided there shall be a rear yard of not less than fifteen (15) feet measured from the rear of the screened enclosure to the rear lot line. I. There shall be a front yard of not less than forty (40) feet measured from the street line to the front building line in the case of Lots 11 to 35 inclusive, Block 3, as shown on the plat of Village of North Palm Beach, Plat 1, recorded in plat book 24, page 205, Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida. J. Whenever, by this ordinance, off - street parking is required in any commercial district or in any R -3 apartment dwelling district, no such parking facilities shall be hereafter constructed until a permit there- for shall have been issued by the building inspector, and until the plans and specifi- cations therefor are such that: a. Such off - street parking area is de- signed with appropriate means of vehicular access to a public street or alley. b. Such off - street parking area is de- signed with appropriate vehicular maneuvering areas. C. Such off-street parking area is paved with an asphaltic or concrete surfac- ing, or other material designed to prevent dust. d. Such off- street parking area is so constructed, graded and surfaced as to prevent surface water from drain- ing onto public right -of -way, or on adjoining properties, the outlets for such surface waters to be connected Supp. No. 49 2512 directly or indirectly to storm sewer conduits terminating in existing pub- licly controlled waterways or in other seepage areas approved by the build- ing department. Such off-street parking areas shall be used for vehicular traffic only, with no sales, dead storage, repair work, dismantling or servicing of any kind unless expressly permitted by the zoning of the district in question. If lighting of such areas is to be provided, the plans therefor shall be such that such lighting shall reflect away from any public street and at such an angle as to prevent glare or undue illumination of residential properties in the neighborhood. K. No carnival, fair, amusement park or cir- cus shall be carried on in any residential or commercial zoning district in the Vil- lage of North Palm Beach, including zon- ing districts R -1, R -2A, R -3, C -A, C -1A, C -1 and C -2; provided, however., that a carnival, fair or circus may be carried by a nonprofit organization to collect funds to further the purposes of such organization at the premises where the organization is located within the Village of North Palm Beach. No such carnival, fair or circus shall extend for more than three (3) con- secutive days, and no such carnival, fair or circus may be open to the public be- tween the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. during any day. A permit for such permitted carnival, fair or circus must be obtained from the office of the village manager. There will be no charge or fee for such permit. L. No gasoline or oil filling stations and no service station shall be erected within five hundred (500) feet of any church, hospi- tal, school or other similar institution where large numbers of pedestrians con- gregate, nor within five hundred (500) feet of the location in said village of an- other gasoline or oil filling station or service station. No church, hospital, school APPENDIX C— ZONING § 45 -36 or similar institution where large num- pital, park or playground, or a place bers of pedestrians congregate shall lo- of business of another licensed retail cate or operate within five hundred (500) seller of alcoholic beverages; pro - feet of any gasoline or oil filling station or vided further, that no licensed retail service station. sales of alcoholic beverages shall be The method of measurement that shall carried on in the C -3, Regional Busi- apply in such cases shall be by measure- ness District, where the proposed ment of the airline distance made or taken place of business is within five hun- from the nearest boundary of the lot or dred (500) feet of a church, syna- premises of a gasoline or oil filling station gogue, temple or other place of wor- or service station to the nearest boundary ship. of the lot or premises of a church, hospi- (2) The measurement provided above for tal, school or other similar institution. one thousand (1,000) feet shall be M. Building height regulations. made or taken from the main front (1) Within the area of the Village of entrance or entrances of such church, public or private school, hospital, North Palm Beach which lies north park or playground, or a place of of the Intracoastal Waterway and business of another licensed retail west of U.S. Highway No. 1, no build- seller of alcoholic beverages, to the ing or structure shall exceed sixteen main front entrance of the appli- (16) stories or one hundred sixty cant's proposed place of business (160) feet. along the route of ordinary pedes- (2) Within the area of the Village of trian traffic. C North Palm Beach which lies north (3) of the Intracoastal Waterway and The restrictions of section 45- 36N.(1) east of U.S. Highway No. 1, no build- shall not apply to the sale of beer, ale ing or structure shall exceed twenty- or wine at retail, not to be consumed two (22) stories or two hundred on the premises. twenty (220) feet. (4) The restrictions of section 45- 36N.(1) (3) Within the area of the Village of shall not apply to any bona fide North Palm Beach which lies south restaurant operating under a Flor- of the Intracoastal Waterway and ida 4- COP -SRX license as a restau- east of U.S. Highway No. 1, no build- rant with full kitchen facilities, and ing or structure shall exceed four (4) fifty -one (51) percent or more of the stories or forty (40) feet. gross sales are derived from the sale of food and non - alcoholic beverages. (4) Within the area of the Village of Alcoholic beverages are to be served North Palm Beach which lies south only when the restaurant is open for and west of the Intracoastal Water- the sale and service of food; pro- way and west of'U.S. Highway No. 1, vided however that the provisions of no building or structure shall exceed this subparagraph (4) shall not per - four (4) stories or forty (40) feet. mit a license to be issued to a res- N. Location of business for retail sales of taurant that sells alcoholic bever- alcoholic beverages. ages within one thousand (1,000) (1) No licensed retail sales of alcoholic feet of a church, public or private beverages shall be carried on where school, hospital, public park or pub - the proposed place of business is lie la playground, within one thousand (1,000) feet of a (5) Nothing in section 45- 36N.(1) shall church, public or private school, hos- prohibit the conduct of licensed re- i Supp. No. 49 2512.1 § 45 -36 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE \ tail sales of alcoholic beverages within C. The outdoor seating can be ac- one thousand (1,000) feet of the North commodated without impeding Palm Beach Country Club. the access of the general public, (6) Churches, public and private schools, including persons with disabil- hospitals, parks, playgrounds and ities, to the portion of the food places of business of another li- service establishment which is tensed retail seller of alcoholic bev- located inside the building, or erages shall not have the right to to to a any other commercial busi- locate and operate within one thou- or other use. sand (1,000) feet of a business li- d. The outdoor seating can be ac- censed for retail sales of alcoholic commodated without creating beverages. a need for additional parking spaces which could not be pro- s. Xeriscape landscaping practices. Proper- vided on the same site as the ties within all zoning districts are encour- building for which the outdoor aged to utilize xeriscape landscaping prat- seating would be an accessory tices to simultaneously enhance the use or would create a non- appearance of the property while requir.- conforming status for existing ing less water and energy. Xeriscape prat- parking provided for such build - tices in the village shall be based on the ing. latest published South Florida Water Man- e. No outdoor seating shall be per - agement District xeriscape manual. mitted for adult entertainment P. Maximum floor -area ratio. Maximum gross establishments. floor area ratios for commercial develop- (2) Permitting process. An applicant for ment within the area of the village de- approval of outdoor seating shall in- fined by PGA Boulevard on the north, clude the proposed outdoor seating Lake Worth on the east and the as part of an overall application for a Intracoastal Waterway on the south and building permit and/or certificate of west shall be limited as follows: retail - appropriateness or shall seek amend - 0.25; professional office - 0.35; and mixed- ment of an existing building permit use - 0.35. and/or certificate of appropriateness to allow for outdoor seating, pursu- Q. Outdoor seating. ant to the applicable provisions of (1) Applicability. Outdoor seating shall this Code. Every application involy- be permitted as an accessory use to a ing outdoor seating shall include the building in which a food service es- following, in addition to and not in tablishment is operated, provided place of anything else which may that: otherwise be required by any other provision of this Code: a. The outdoor seating area is ad- a. A site plan, drawn to scale, jacent to that portion of the which shows at least the build - food service establishment ing for which outdoor seating which is inside the building, will be an accessory use; the b. The outdoor seating is located location of the food service es- on property which is either tablishment which will use the owned or leased by the adja- outdoor seating; the location of cent food service establishment the outdoor seating and all re- or the landlord of such food lated fencing screening, or di- service establishment. viding materials; the location Supp. No. 49 2512.2 C) APPENDIX C— ZONING by requesting a hearing before the code enforcement special magistrate. d. Not more than one permit, per calendar year, for a portable storage container or a roll -off dumpster shall be issued by the village to the same occupant of any property, or in the case of multi - family residential prop- erty with more than one unit, the same occupant of any unit. (6) Additional requirements. a. No storage container or roll -off dumpster shall exceed the height of the roofline of the principal building or structure located on the property. b. No portable storage container or roll -off dumpster shall be located within a utility ease- ment, drainage easement, right - of -way, front yard area, alley right -of -way or street right -of- way. Notwithstanding the fore- going, a portable storage con- tainer or roll -off dumpster shall be placed on the driveway or designated parking area in the R -1 or R -2 zoning districts un- less otherwise approved by the community development depart- ment. C. No portable storage container or roll -off dumpster shall be stored within a required side yard setback between a build- ing and an adjacent street or property line. For non- residen- tial properties, no portable stor- age container or roll -off dump - ster shall be located in any required landscape or buffer area. d. No portable storage container or roll -off dumpster shall con- tain any signage other then the name, address and telephone § 45 -36 number of the person or firm engaged in the business of rent- ing or providing the container or dumpster. e. No flammable or hazardous ma- terials may be placed, stored or kept in any portable storage container or roll -off dumpster. f. The portable storage container or roll -off dumpster must be owned or leased by the occu- pant of the property and may not be used for living or sleep- ing purposes or for any use other than storage or disposal of construction debris. (7) Severe weather conditions. a. Upon the issuance of a tropical storm watch and/or a hurricane watch by the National Weather Service, the occupant of the property on which a portable storage container or roll -off dumpster is located shall use every reasonable and best ef- fort to remove, or to arrange for the removal of, the portable stor- age container or roll -off dump - ster from the property. b. In the event removal is not possible, the storage container or the roll -off dumpster and its contents, shall be secured against windloads of up to one hundred and fifty (150) miles per hour. C. The occupant of a property upon which a portable storage con- tainer or roll -off dumpster is located shall be subject to civil liability and/or code enforce- ment action for damages and/or code violations caused by an unsecured portable storage con- tainer or roll -off dumpster and its contents. (Ord. No. 209 -70, § 1; Ord. No. 2 -71, § 1; Ord. No. 1 -72, § 1; Ord. No. 11 -74, § 1; Ord. No. 11 -75, § 1, Supp. No. 51 2512.9 § 45 -36 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE J 9- 11 -75; Ord. No. 2 -76, § 1, 2- 26 -76; Ord. No. 3 -77, § 1, 2- 24 -77; Ord. No. 15 -85, § 1, 9- 12 -85; Ord. No. 21 -90, § 2, 6- 28 -90; Ord. No. 7 -91, § 1, 3- 14 -91; Ord. No. 20 -95, § 1, 7- 27 -95; Ord. No. 34 -96, § 1, 8- 22 -96; Ord. No. 3 -97, § 1, 1 -9 -97; Ord. No. 12 -97, §§ 3, 4, 2- 27 -97; Ord. No. 2 -98, § 1, 1 -8 -98; Ord. No. 6 -99, § 1, 1- 28 -99; Ord. No. 03- 2002, § 1, 2, 2- 14 -02; Ord. No. 04 -2005, § 1, 2- 10 -05; Ord. No. 2006 -28, § 11, 12- 14 -06; Ord. No. 2010 -21, § 5, 11- 18 -10; Ord. No. 2011 -02, §§ 3, 4, 2- 10 -11; Ord. No. 2011 -09, § 2, 5- 26 -11) Sec. 45 -37. Historic site overlay district. A. Purpose. The historic site overlay district is used to impose special development restrictions on identified areas. The locations of this overlay district are established by the Village based on the need for special protective measures at those locations. The historic site overlay district im- poses different standards than those that would otherwise apply. B. Definitions. [For purposes of this section, the following words shall have the meaning as- cribed to them in this subsection:] Building. A structure created to shelter any form of human activity. This may refer to a house, barn, garage, church, hotel, or similar structure. Buildings may refer to a historically or architec- turally related complex, such as municipal build- ings, or a house and barn. Parking lots and garages are hereby deemed to be "buildings." Cultural resource. Asite, object, structure, build- ing or district listed in the Village's register of historic sites. Demolition. The tearing down or razing of twenty -five (25) percent or more of a structure's external walls. District. A geographically definable area pos- sessing a significant concentration, linkage, or continuity of sites, buildings, structures, objects, or areas, which are united historically or aesthet- ically by plan or physical development. A district may be comprised of individual resources which are separated geographically but are linked by association or history. Object. A material thing of functional, aes- thetic, cultural, historical or scientific value that may be, by nature of design, movable, yet related to a specific setting or environment. Ordinary maintenance. Work which does not require a construction permit and that is done to repair damage or to prevent deterioration or decay of a building or structure or part thereof as nearly as practicable to its condition prior to the damage, deterioration, or decay. Original appearance. That appearance (except for color) which, to the satisfaction of the village council, closely resembles the appearances of ei- ther: (1) The feature on the building as it was originally built or was likely to have been built, or (2) The feature on the building as it presently exists so long as the present appearance is appropriate, in the opinion of the vil- lage council, to the style and materials of the building. C. Creation of local register of historic sites. A local register of historic sites is hereby created as a means of identifying and classifying various sites, buildings, structures, objects and districts as historic and/or architecturally significant. The local register will be kept by the director of community development. D. Initiation of placement on local register. Placement of sites, buildings, structures, objects or districts on the local register may be initiated by the village council. In addition, placement may be initiated by the owner of the site, building, structure, object or area; or, in the case of a district, by the owner of a site, building, struc- ture, object or area within the proposed district. By adoption of this ordinance, those sites within the Village of North Palm Beach that have been classified as a "Florida historic site" by the Divi- sion of Archives, History and Records Manage- ment, Florida Department of State, are hereby placed on the local register. E. Placement on local register The following procedure shall be followed for placement of sites, buildings, structures, objects, areas and districts on the local register: 1. A nomination form, available from the department of community development, shall be completed by the applicant and returned to the department. Supp. No. 51 2512.10 CODE COMPARATIVE TABLE Adoption Section Ord. No. Date Section this Code 2011 -11 6 -23 -11 2 5 -84(5) Added 5- 84(13) 2011 -14 7 -14 -11 2 Rpld 2 -116 2011 -18 9 -22 -11 2 8 -5 3 19 -183 2011 -19 10 -13 -11 2 21- 70(a)(1), (2) 3 2 -173 2011 -21 11 -10 -11 2 1 -9(b) 3 2 -40(a) 2- 41(a), (c) Ch. 2, Art. III Div. 5, title 2-75,2-76 Added 2- 81 -2 -83 Rnbd Ch. 2, Art. III Divs. 6-10 as Ch. 2, Art. III Divs. 7 -11 4 4 -5 4 -12(b) 5 4 -29(b) 4 -30(d) 6 4 -44(a) 7 5 -17 5 -19 5- 20 -5 -22 C 8 8- 22(a), (e) 9 9 -2(b) 10 11.5 -21 11 12 -18(a) 12 Rpld 12- 29 -12 -32 12- 39 -12 -43 12- 51 -12 -56 13 12- 102 -12 -105 14 14 -31(c) 15 18- 19(b), (b)(4) 16 19- 116(a) 19-117(b), (b)(3) 17 19- 185(c), (c)(2) 19- 186(b) 18 19 -207 19- 209(a) 19- 210(d), (e) 19 -211 19 -213 19- 215(a), (c) 19 -217 19 20 -5(2) 20 -6(1) 20 23 -42 23 -45 23 -48 2011 -22 12- 8 -11 2 2- 159(a), (b) 3 2- 161(h) Added 2- 161(i) 4 2- 170(2) Added 2- 170(3) 1 Supp. No. 56 2893 [The next page is 29331 Supp. No. 56 2894 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE \ Adoption Section Ord. No. Date Section this Code 2012 -02 3- 8 -12 2 6-17,6-18 3 6- 57 -6 -60 4 6- 111(G), (I) 6- 117(C), (J) 5 Rpld 6 -150 6 Rpld 6 -150 -6 -156 2012 -03 3 -22 -12 2 App. C, § 45 -2 3 Added App. C, § 45 -27G. 4 Added App. C, § 45 -28H. 2012 -04 5 -10 -12 2 2 -4(f) 2012 -06 7 -26 -12 2 Added 17- 71 -17 -74 2012 -07 7 -26 -12 2 App. C, § 45 -35.3, 4 -1A 3 App. C, § 45 -35.3, 4 -2 4 App. C, § 45 -35.3, 4 -3 2012 -08 8- 9 -12 2 Added 17- 40 -17 -45 2013 -02 2 -14 -13 2 Rpld 5 -26 2013 -04 4 -25 -13 2 Rpld 19 -99 -19 -120 Added 19 -99 -19 -106 2013 -07 4 -11 -13 2 2 -4(d), 2 -4(f) (g), (h) 2 -4(p) 2013 -09 5 -23 -13 2 Added 6- 114(C) Rnbd 6- 114(C )—(E) as 6- 114(D) —(F) 6- 114(D) Added 6- 114(E)(2)e. Rnbd 6- 114(E)(2)e. as 6- 114(E)(2)f. [The next page is 29331 Supp. No. 56 2894 CODE INDEX Section Section D DISABLED AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS Applicability of dog prohibitions to guide DECALS and service dogs ................... 4 -27(d) Combat Auto Theft (CAT) ............... 18 -19 Parking violations re handicap spaces .... 18 -37 DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES DISTRICTS OF VILLAGE Zoning regulations ........... 45 -16 et se q. Administrative code ..................... 2 -39 et seq. See: ZONING (Appendix C) See: ADMINISTRATIVE CODE Appearance board. See: APPEARANCE DISTURBANCES. See: CIVIL DISORDERS PLAN (Appendix A) AND DISTURBANCES Audit committee ........................ 2 -56 et seq. See: AUDITS DOCKS. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND WATER - Boards and committees .................. 2 -1 WAYS Business advisory board ................. 17 -71 et seq. DOCUMENTS AND PUBLIC RECORDS See: BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD Department of records Code enforcement ....................... 2 -171 et seq. Deputy village clerk Community development department..... 2 -111 et seq. Appointment ...................... 2 -68 See: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Duties ............................ 2 -69 DEPARTMENT Village clerk; duties Finance, department of .................. 2 -59 Election records keeping p g 2 -67(5) See: FINANCES Expiration of term, notice of ........ 2 -67(7) Fire and police retirement board of trust- Official seal, keeping ............... 2 -67(8) ees . ............................... 2 -164 et seq. Record ordinances ................. 2 -67(3) See: PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT Village council Fire rescue department ................. 2 -81 et seq. Keep records of council .......... 2 -67(2) See: FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT Public council action ............. 2 -67(4) General employees retirement board ..... 2 -151 et seq. Serve as clerk of council ......... 2 -67(1) \ See: PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT Vital statistics , keeping 2 -67(6) Golf advisory board ......... • • • • • ....... C 9 -16 et seq. Village clerk and deputy village clerk. See See: GOLF ADVISORY BOARD herein: Department of Records Law enforcement, department of (police department ) ....................... 2-75,2-76 DOGS See: LAW ENFORCEMENT, DEPART - Regulations enumerated ................. 4 -24 et seq. MENT OF (POLICE DEPART- See: ANIMALS AND FOWL MENT) DRAINAGE Library board .......................... 16 -16 et seq. Stormwater management................ 21 -61 et seq. Library, department of .................. 2 -93 See: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Meetings of boards and commissions; ad- Subdivision design standards re easements journment of ...................... 2 -3 and rights -of- way .................. 36 -22(b) Meetings of specific boards, etc. See spe- Zoning; surface water management cific subjects C -3 Regional Business District ........ 45- 34.1(8) Planning and development board of adjust - ment .............................. 21 -21 DROUGHT Planning commission .................... 21-11,21-12 Water shortage emergencies ............. 19 -200 et seq. Public works, department of ............. 2-84,2-85 See: WATER SHORTAGE EMERGEN -. See: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT CIES Records, department of .................. 2 -67 et seq. See: DOCUMENT AND PUBLIC RE- E CORDS Recreation department .................. 2 -110 ELECTIONS Recreation advisory board ............. 20 -61 et seq. Candidacy See: PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND Candidates for office; qualifying ....... 10 -5 RECREATION Preservation of notice of candidacy .... 10 -6 Reserve police force ..................... 23 -42 et seq. Conduct of elections..................... 10 -6 See: POLICE Early voting ............................ 10 -7 Village council .......................... 2 -16 et seq. General elections, notice of .............. 10 -3 Waterways board ....................... 5 -102 et seq. Polling locations Designated ........................... 10 -76 DEVELOPMENTS. See: PLANNINGAND DE- Special elections 1 VELOPMENT Notice of ............................. 10 -4 Supp. No. 55 2941 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Section Section ELECTIONS (Cont'd.) EXCRETA When held ........................... 10 -2 Dog waste, removal provisions re ........ 4-31,4-32 State laws Applicable state laws adopted ......... 10 -1 F Voting machines may be used; state law applicable ....................... 10 -7 FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES AND ENCLO- Village clerk, duties re keeping election SURES records ............................ 2 -67(5) Landscaping ............................ 27 -31 et seq. Voting machines may be used; state law See: LANDSCAPING applicable ......................... 10 -7 Swimming pool requirements............ 25 -5 ELECTRICAL CODE FINANCES Amendments, corrections, additions ...... 11 -12 Budget procedures ...................... 2 -2 Code enforcement, applicability re ....... 2 -173 Country club Delinquent accounts; penalties ........ 9 -32 EMERGENCIES Court cost Ambulances ............................ 17-50,17-51 Assessment of additional court costs for Emergency management ......... . g cy g ...... 8 -1 et seq. criminal justice education expendi- See: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT tures ........................... 1 -9 Emergency medical services Department of finance Fees Finance director; duties Billing and collection ............... 11.5 -23 Accounts of receipts and expendi- Establishment ..................... 11.5 -22 tures......................... 2 -59(8) Generally y " " " " ................. 1.5 -21 Budget duties ..................... 2 -59(2) Fire rescue department .. ............. 2 -81 et seq. Cancellation of evidences of old debt 2 -59(9) See: FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT Collect moneys and fees due village. 2- 59(12) Water shortage emergencies ............. 19 -200 et seq. Examine books .................... 2 -59(6) See: WATER SHORTAGE EMERGEN- Financial statements ............... 2 -59(3) CIES Fiscal supervision over officers...... 2 -59(5) Keep accounts ..................... 2 -59(4) EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Pay village employees .............. 2- 59(11) Applicability ............................ 8 -2 Prescribe form..................... 2 -59(1) Civil disorders and disturbances Receive and disburse moneys....... 2- 59(10) Declaration of a state of emergency.... 8 -22 Responsibility for proceeds of bonds. 2 -59(7) Mayor designated local authority for pres- Investment policy of the village .......... 2 -4 ervation of public peace.......... 8 -21 Pensions and retirement. See also that Declaration of a state of emergency ...... 8 -5 subject Definitions ............................. 8 -1 Length of service award plan for volun- Emergency management structure ....... 8 -3 teer firefighters ................. 2 -170 et seq. Powers, duties and responsibilities ....... 8 -4 Pension and certain other benefits for fire and police employees......... 2 -159 et seq. Termination of a state of emergency...... 8 -6 Pension and certain other benefits for EMPLOYEES. See: OFFICERS AND EM- general employees ............... 2 -146 et seq. PLOYEES Planning and development; filing fees and cost for changes .................... 21- 1,21 -2 ENCLOSURES. See: FENCES, WALLS, Social security .......................... 2 -136 et seq. HEDGES AND ENCLOSURES See: SOCIAL SECURITY Taxation. See that subject EROSION CONTROL STRUCTURES Village manager ........................ 2 -118 Construction regulations ................ 5 -93 et seq. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND WATER- FINES, FORFEITURES AND OTHER PEN - WAYS ALTIES Code enforcement; fines and liens ........ 2 -178 EXCAVATIONS Code of ordinances, provisions re general Bulkhead lines ......................... 7 -1 et seq. penalty and continuing violations ... 1 -8 See: BULKHEAD LINES Parking violation ....................... 18 -37, 18 -38 Stormwater management ................ 21 -61 et seq. Pension and certain other benefits for fire See: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT and police employees Street excavations ...................... 24 -16 et seq. Board of trustees for; forfeiture of mem- See: STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND PUB- bership on board for absenteeism. 2- 164(b) LIC PLACES Contributions; forfeitures ............. 2- 163(d) r Supp. No. 55 2942 CODE INDEX Supp. No. 55 2947 Section Section N OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Administrative code ..................... 2 -39 et seq. NOISE CONTROL See: ADMINISTRATIVE CODE Definitions ............................. 19 -99 Chief of police's duties .................. 2 -75 Dissemination of information ............ 19 -106 Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 Enforcement ............................ 19 -104 Elections ............................... 10 -1 et seq. Exemptions ............................ 19 -101 See: ELECTIONS Permissible time for construction activity. 19 -105 Finance director ........................ 2 -59 Prohibition against Fire chiefs duties ....................... 2 -81 Speakers in rights -of -way and air space 19 -102 Golf advisory board ..................... 9 -16 et seq. Unreasonable noise ................... 19 -100 See: GOLF ADVISORY BOARD Radios or other mechanical sound - making Impersonating village official ............ 19 -8 devices or instruments in vessels, op- Librarian ............................... 2 -93 eration of ......................... 19 -103 Mayor .. ............................... 2-18,8-16 NUDITY Pensions and retirement. See also that Topless costumes prohibited ............. 19 -64 subject Length of service award plan for volun- NUISANCES teer firefighters ................. 2 -170 et seq. Abandoned real property ................ 15 -11 et seq. Pension and certain other benefits for See: PROPERTY fire and police employees......... 2 -159 et seq. Abatement of public nuisances on private Pension and certain other benefits for property general employees ............... 2 -146 et seq. Abatement of public nuisance ......... 14 -82 Social security ....................... 2 -136 et seq. Assessment of costs and imposition of Police lien ............................ 14 -83 Reserve force Definitions ........................... 14 -79 Appointment to service by chief of Notice of public nuisance; right to re- police ........................ 23 -45 quest hearing ................... 14 -81 Public works director.................... 2 -84 Uses or activities constituting a public Recreation director ...................... 2 -110 nuisance ........................ 14 -80 Social security .......................... 2 -136 et seq. Animals creating nuisances .............. 4 -12 See: SOCIAL SECURITY False alarms Village clerk and deputy village clerk..... 2 -67 et seq. Excessive false alarms declared public See: DOCUMENTS AND PUBLIC RE- nuisance ........................ 19 -212 CORDS Rabid animals declared nuisance......... 4 -42 Village manager ........................ 2 -115 et seq. See: VILLAGE MANAGER NUMBER Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 OFFICIAL TIME Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 0 OPEN SPACES. See: YARDS AND OPEN OATH, AFFIRMATION, SWEAR OR SWORN SPACES Administrative code, provisions re oaths of OR, AND office .............................. 2 -41 Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 General employees retirement board; oaths ORDINANCES. See: CODE OF ORDI- of office ........................... 2 -154 NANCES Reserve police force; oath required ....... 23 -47 OWNER OBSCENITY. See: INDECENCY AND OB- Definitions and rules of construction ..... 1 -2 SCENITY OBSTRUCTIONS P Passageways, obstructing ................ 19 -47 PALM BEACH COUNTY. See: COUNTY OFFENSES Definitions ............................. 19 -1 PARKING Enumerated ............................ 19 -3 et seq. Boat launching area See also specific offenses as indexed Vehicle /trailer parking in designated ar- State misdemeanors adopted ............ 19 -2 eas ............................. 5 -35 Supp. No. 55 2947 Supp. No. 55 2948 NORTH PALM BEACH CODE Section Section PARKING (Cont'd.) PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND RECREATION Landscaping, provisions re off - street park- (Cont'd.) ing . ............................... 27 -38, 27 -59 Speed of vehicles..................... 20 -5(4) et seq. State motor vehicle laws .............. 20 -5(1) See: LANDSCAPING Trees Parks; designated parking areas ......... 20 -5(6) Climbing trees, etc .................... 20 -4 Stopping, standing and parking.......... 18 -34 et seq. Use by public only ...................... 20 -1 See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF- FIC PENALTIES. See: FINES, FORFEITURES Zoning, provisions re off - street parking... 45 -27 et seq. AND OTHER PENALTIES See: ZONING (Appendix C) PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND RECREATION ICMA defined contribution pension plan Alcoholic beverages Administrative services agreement and Consumption on playgrounds and public adoption agreements ............ 2- 170.14 parks ........................... 3 -3 Creation ............................. 2- 170.12 Bicycles Effective date ........................ 2- 170.15 Operation in safe manner, etc.......... 20 -6(2) Vesting period ........................ 2- 170.13 Operation prohibited in certain areas.. 20 -6(1) Length of service award plan for volunteer Boat launching areas firefighters Vehicleltrailer parking in designated ar- Benefit formula ...................... 2 -170.6 eas ............................. 5 -35 Contact person....................... 2- 170.10 Buildings or structure erecting g g.......... 20 -3 Effective date ........................ 2 -170.3 Department of recreation Eligibility ............................ 2 -170.4 Director's duties Entitlement age ...................... 2 -170.5 Conduct community activity ........ 2- 110(2) Plan, name of ........................ 2 -170.2 Supervise recreation areas.......... 2- 110(1) Point system ......................... 2- 170.11 Ejectment of violators ................... 20 -8 Preretirement death benefit........... 2 -170.7 Enforcement of provisions, responsibility . 20 -7 Purpose ............................. 2 -170 Golf advisory board ..................... 9 -16 et seq. Sponsor, name of..................... 2 -170.1 See: GOLF ADVISORY BOARD Trustee and contact person............ 2- 170.10 Hours regulated ........................ 20 -1 Vesting provisions, schedule of ........ 2 -170.8 Meetings and gatherings Village contributions.................. 2 -170.9 Liability for loss or injury ............. 20 -23 Pension and certain other benefits for fire Permit and police employees Appeal from refusal to issue ........ 20 -35 Benefit amounts Application ........................ 20 -33 401(a)(9) Required Distributions .... 2- 161(i) Form 20 -32 Cost ofliving ...................... 2- 161(8) ............................. Disability retirement............... 2- 161(e) Issuance standards ................ 20 -34 Early retirement................... 2- 161(b) Required .......................... 20 -31 Formula .......................... 2- 161(c) Revocation ........................ 20 -36 Limitation on...................... 2- 161(h) Rules and regulations, permittee bound Normal retirement benefit.......... 2- 161(a) by .............................. 20 -22 Preretirement death ............... 2- 161(d) Property used to violate provisions, confis- Termination benefits and vesting.... 2- 161(f) cation of .......................... 20 -9 Board of trustees Recreation advisory board Bring and defend lawsuits Created .............................. 20 -61 Powers......................... 2- 164(e) Duties ............................... 20 -66 Composition ....................... 2- 164(a) Meetings ............................ 20 -65 Forfeiture of membership on board Officers' quorum, compensation........ 20 -64 for absenteeism ............... 2- 164(b) Removal ............................. 20 -63 Meetings .......................... 2- 164(d) Terms ............................... 20 -62(b) Power and authority............... 2 -166 Vacancies ............................ 20 -62(c) Reports and records................ 2- 164(c) Restrooms, failure to cooperate in keeping Contributions neat or sanitary ................... 20 -2 Employer ......................... 2- 163(c) Traffic Forf eitures ........................ 2- 163(d) Enforcement of traffic regulations ..... 20 -5(2) Member ........................... 2- 163(a) Operation confined to roads........... 20 -5(5) State .............................. 2- 163(b) Parking areas designated ............. 20 -5(6) Creation of trust and definitions....... 2 -159 Signs . ............................... 20 -5(3) Creation of trust................... 2- 159(a) Supp. No. 55 2948