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45-44-260.05
Section 45-44-260.05 Powers and duties of planning commission. It shall be the function and
duty of the planning commission to make and maintain in an up-to-date manner a master plan
of various areas of the county as deemed necessary by the planning commission and to adopt
with the approval of the county commission appropriate zoning regulations for the physical
development of Macon County; provided, however, that the adoption of a master plan shall not
be deemed a prerequisite to the administration and enforcement of the zoning regulations.
The plan and regulations with the accompanying maps, plats, charts, and descriptive material
shall show the planning commission's recommendations for the use and development of the territory
of the county. The zoning regulations shall also include a zoning plan for selected areas
for the control of the height, area, bulk, location, and use of buildings and land. As the
whole master plan and preparation of zoning regulations progresses, the planning...
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16-1-24
meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) INCIDENT. Any act of physical
violence, with or without a weapon, trespass, vandalism, or property damage which occurs.
a. On school property; or b. During school activities, on or off school property; or c. At
any other times when such incident can be reasonably related to school functions. Provided,
however, that incidents involving only students from the same school wherein no dangerous
weapon was involved and no bodily injury requiring medical attention occurs shall not
be required to be reported as provided herein. All attacks or incidents involving teachers
or other school personnel shall be promptly reported. (2) PRINCIPAL. The principal or top
administrator of any public elementary, junior or senior high school at which the incident
occurred. (3) SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. The superintendent of the county or city board
of education in the county in which the school is located. (4) REPORT. A written...
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22-27-7
Section 22-27-7 Supervision and regulatory control; rules and regulations; penalty for violation
of article. With regard to the collection of solid wastes, the Health Department shall exercise
such supervision over equipment, methodology and personnel in the management of solid wastes
as may be necessary to enforce sanitary requirements, and the state and county boards of health
may adopt such rules and regulations as may be needed to specify methodology and procedures
to meet the requirements of this article. With regard to the disposal of solid wastes, the
department shall exercise such regulatory control over the management of solid wastes as may
be necessary to enforce the requirements of the department, and the department may adopt such
rules and regulations as may be needed to meet the requirements of this article. Any person
violating any provision of this article or any rule or regulation made pursuant to this article
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall...
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45-37A-53.01
Section 45-37A-53.01 Keeping of dogs in certain vacant lots. (a) In any city with a population
of 300,000 inhabitants or more, according to the 1970 or any subsequent federal decennial
census, no person shall put any dog or dogs in a vacant lot which is not adjacent or contiguous
to his or her residence. (b) This section shall not apply to any person who is a licensed
veterinarian operating his or her business in an area zoned therefor; nor shall this section
apply to any person using dogs to guard his or her business. (c) The county health department
is authorized to promulgate and enforce any reasonable rules and regulations necessary to
implement this section. Notice of such rules and regulations shall be given by publication
30 days before the effective date. (Act 80-384, p. 542, ยงยง1-3.)...
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45-9-170.40
Section 45-9-170.40 Noise control. (a) This section applies in Chambers County. (b) The county
commission may promulgate rules and regulations limiting and controlling noise in public places
and establishments. A violation of the rules and regulations shall constitute a public nuisance.
The county, after a due process hearing, may impose civil penalties upon persons violating
the rules or regulations on noise, which have been imposed by the county commission. The civil
penalties shall be payable at a place and pursuant to procedures adopted by the county commission,
including procedures for due process. (c) The sheriff and other duly constituted and authorized
law enforcement officers shall enforce any violations of the rules and regulations limiting
and controlling noise adopted pursuant to subsection (b). (d) The county commission may develop,
adopt, promulgate, enforce, and collect civil penalties for the violation by any person of
any county commission rule and regulation...
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6-5-347
behalf of an agritourism professional. (4) INHERENT RISKS OF AGRITOURISM ACTIVITIES. Those
conditions, dangers, or hazards that are an integral part of an agritourism activity, including
any of the following: a. Surface and subsurface conditions and natural conditions of land,
vegetation, and waters. b. The behavior of wild animals or insects. c. The behavior of domestic
animals or insects as to: 1. The propensity of a domestic animal or insect to behave in ways
that may result in sickness, injury, harm, or death to persons on or around them. 2.
The unpredictability of the reaction of a domestic animal or insect to sounds, sudden movement,
and unfamiliar objects, persons, or other animals. d. The ordinary dangers of structures or
equipment ordinarily used on a working agricultural operation, excluding a dangerous condition
on structures or equipment ordinarily used on a working agricultural operation that is actually
known by an agritourism professional, not open and obvious, not made...
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13A-7-80
Section 13A-7-80 Definitions; penalties. (a) For the purposes of this section, the following
words have the following meaning: (1) BUILDING. Any structure that may be entered and utilized
by persons for business, public use, lodging, or the storage of goods. The term includes any
vehicle, aircraft, or watercraft used for the lodging of persons or carrying on business therein
and includes any railroad boxcar or other rail equipment or trailer or tractor trailer, or
combination thereof. Where a building consists of two or more units separately occupied or
secure, each shall be deemed both a separate building and a part of the main building. (2)
STATE OF EMERGENCY. When the Governor duly proclaims the existence of conditions of disaster
or of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property within the state caused by fire,
flood, storm, epidemic, technological failure or accident, riot, drought, sudden and severe
energy shortage, plant or animal infestation or disease, earthquake,...
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15-23-60
initial consideration of pre-discretionary leave, passes, and furloughs. (5) COURT. All state
courts including juvenile courts. (6) CRIME VICTIM ADVOCATE. A person who is employed or authorized
by a public entity or a private entity that receives public funding primarily to provide counseling,
treatment, or other supportive assistance to crime victims. (7) CRIMINAL OFFENSE. Conduct
that gives a law enforcement officer or prosecutor probable cause to believe that a felony
involving physical injury, the threat of physical injury, or a sexual offense,
or any offense involving spousal abuse or domestic violence has been committed. (8) CRIMINAL
PROCEEDING. A hearing, argument, or other matter scheduled by and held before a trial court
but does not include a lineup, grand jury proceeding, or other matter not held in the presence
of the court. (9) CUSTODIAL AGENCY. A municipal or county jail, the State Department of Corrections,
juvenile detention facility, Department of Youth Services, the...
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22-22A-4
Section 22-22A-4 Department of Environmental Management created; principal office; director;
deputy director; divisions and division chiefs; transfer of functions; designation as State
Environmental Control Agency, etc.; contract with Health Department for routine bacteriological
analyses. (a) There is hereby created and established the Alabama Department of Environmental
Management to carry out the purposes of this chapter and to administer and enforce the provisions
of this chapter and all functions transferred to the department by this chapter. The department
shall maintain its principal office in the City of Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama.
(b) The department shall be under the supervision and control of an officer who shall be designated
as the director of the Alabama Department of Environmental Management. The director shall
be an individual knowledgeable and experienced in environmental matters. The director shall
employ such officers, agents and employees as he deems...
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3-1-29
or other animal welfare agency may upon delivery or at any time thereafter destroy the animal
that is in his or her opinion injured, diseased past recovery, or whose continued existence
is inhumane and destruction is necessary to relieve pain or suffering. (f) After confiscation
the humane society or other animal welfare agency may make application to the circuit court
for a hearing to determine whether any animal seized pursuant to subsection (c) shall be humanely
destroyed due to disease, injury or lack of any useful purpose because of training
or viciousness. The court shall set a hearing date not more than 30 days from the filing of
the application and shall give notice of the same to the owners of the animals. Upon a finding
by the court that the seized animals are diseased, injured, or lack any useful purpose due
to training or viciousness, it shall be within the authority of the humane society or other
animal welfare agency to humanely destroy such animal. Any animal found by...
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