Lincoln

Special events in the city of Lincoln have attracted large numbers of persons... It is the purpose and intent of the city of Lincoln in adopting this chapter to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the inhabitants of the city through the enactment of regulations for special events.

Every person who engages in vending is a vendor and must first obtain, and at all times maintain, a valid permit.

It is unlawful for any person to own, conduct, operate or maintain a massage business within the city without having a valid massage business permit issued pursuant to this chapter.

The planning commission may not issue a conditional use permit for the conduct of the business of fortunetelling in any district except the commercial district or the highway commercial district.

The following development and operational standards shall apply to all adult-oriented businesses, including those providing 'live adult entertainment' and shall be in addition to those found in the zoning code.

No person shall keep or maintain within the city any domestic Vietnamese potbellied pig (PBP) which is more than 18 inches at the shoulder or which weighs more than 95 pounds.

No person, firm or corporation may store or permit the accumulation of used tires: 1. In excess of 250 on property located in the following zoning districts: commercial, highway commercial, light industrial and industrial; except for gasoline service stations; 2. In excess of 50 on property located in all other zoning districts; and 3. In excess of 50 on property upon which a gasoline service station is located.

No person shall burn or cause to burn paper, waste boxes, refuse of any type, leaves, trash and/or any such similar materials on any city right-of-way, in the open or in an uncovered burner within the city limits without first obtaining a written permit issued by the office of the chief of police or by the office of chief fire officer.

No person, firm or corporation shall store liquefied petroleum gas and no person shall maintain or install equipment for the storage or use of liquefied petroleum gas without a permit for the storage of such gases or for the installation of such equipment for the storage or use of such gases.

Any person who uses or handles a hazardous material must annually submit a completed disclosure form to the city clerk at the time of application for or renewal of a city business license.

It is unlawful ... to operate ... any sound system ... that emits sound waves ... audible ... at a distance of more than 25 feet from the source ... or ... into any public street, sidewalk, alley or place or onto, across or over any private property other than that owned by the person controlling the loudspeaker.

It is unlawful for any person to own, operate or maintain any business establishment within the city to which members of the general public are admitted, unless at the time any minor is within the establishment blinder racks are placed in front of all harmful matter subject to view by patrons.

It shall be unlawful to camp within 500 feet of day care centers, schools, playgrounds, or youth centers; occupy a camping area greater than 100 sq ft; occupy an encampment; or camp on private property without owner consent.

It shall be unlawful and a public nuisance for any person to create, establish, operate, conduct, or participate in a syringe exchange program

It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, company or corporation to keep or store or permit the keeping or storing of gasoline, benzine, naphtha, crude petroleum or products of petroleum, or any hydrocarbon liquid which will flash or emit any inflammable vapor at a temperature below 110 degrees Fahrenheit, in quantities of more than five gallons, without the required permitting and review by the fire chief and chief building official.

No tank, can, drum or other vessel containing any of the hydrocarbon liquids mentioned in this ordinance and having a capacity of five gallons or more shall be located nearer than 20 feet from any furnace, stove or fire of any kind.

No person, firm, company or corporation shall construct, erect or maintain any plant, or use any device or apparatus for burning crude or fuel petroleum, or for generating a gas therefrom, for fuel purposes, in excess of five gallons without the written permit of the Fire Marshal, for which a permit fee shall be applied based on the most recently adopted Master Fee Schedule, and placed in such manner as the Fire Marshal and Chief Building Official deem safe to life and property, and then only when installed in accordance with the manufacture's installation instruction and this code.