Section 9-35-18 – Regulation of CATV systems by ordinance.
9-35-18. Regulation of CATV systems by ordinance. Notwithstanding the provisions of §9-35-3, all municipalities shall have exclusive jurisdiction by ordinance to regulate, prohibit, and consent to the construction, installation, operation, and maintenance of CATV systems within their corporate limits. Source: SL 1972, ch 52, §3.
Section 9-35-9 – Maintenance by railroads of safety devices at crossings–Grade changes–Fencing of right-of-way.
9-35-9. Maintenance by railroads of safety devices at crossings–Grade changes–Fencing of right-of-way. Every first or second class municipality shall have power to require railroad companies to keep flagmen and maintain lights at railroad crossings of streets and provide for the safety of persons and property; to compel them to construct, maintain, and operate gates at […]
Section 9-35-10 – Steam, heat, and refrigeration systems–Bond issues.
9-35-10. Steam, heat, and refrigeration systems–Bond issues. Every first or second class municipality shall have power to establish, maintain, and operate, and to regulate the construction or operation of conduits of railroads, or other means of transit or transportation, and of plants and equipment for the production or transmission of steam, heat, or refrigeration, and […]
Section 9-35-11 – Buses and taxis–Intercity service.
9-35-11. Buses and taxis–Intercity service. The governing body of each municipality in this state is empowered and vested with exclusive jurisdiction to license, regulate, prescribe just and reasonable rates and charges, fix the routes of travel and the speed and point for stops, of all motor carriers of passengers, operators of taxicabs and motor buses […]
Section 9-35-12 – Municipal bus or transit service authorized–Territory serviced.
9-35-12. Municipal bus or transit service authorized–Territory serviced. A municipality may, by vote of its voters as provided in §§9-35-13 and 9-35-14, provide bus or transit service within the municipality or a zone adjacent thereto, enter into agreements with other persons for such services, and appropriate funds for such purposes. Source: SL 1970, ch 65, […]
Section 9-35-13 – Petition for bus or transit service.
9-35-13. Petition for bus or transit service. Fifteen percent of the registered voters, based upon the total number of registered voters at the last preceding general election may petition for a special election as to the exercise of any of the powers referred to in §9-35-12. Source: SL 1970, ch 65, §2; SL 1988, ch […]
Section 9-35-14 – Contents of petition for bus or transit service–Conduct of election.
9-35-14. Contents of petition for bus or transit service–Conduct of election. The petition shall set forth the question or questions which the petitioners desire submitted to the voters, and shall be filed with the city auditor. The form of such petition and the conduct of the election shall be carried on in the manner set […]
Section 9-35-15 – Air pollution abatement in operation of municipal bus service.
9-35-15. Air pollution abatement in operation of municipal bus service. Municipalities providing bus or transit service under the provisions of §§9-35-12 to 9-35-14, inclusive, shall take all reasonable measures to abate and prevent air pollution caused by the operation of such bus or transit service. Source: SL 1970, ch 65, §4.
Section 9-35-16 – "Community antenna television system" defined.
9-35-16.”Community antenna television system” defined. “Community antenna television system,” hereinafter referred to as “CATV system” or “system” means a system of coaxial cables or other electrical conductors and equipment used or to be used primarily to receive television or radio signals directly or indirectly off-the-air and transmit them to subscribers for a fee. Source: SL […]
Section 9-35-1 – Street lighting–Utility poles, pipes, and other facilities in public places–Rate regulation–Municipally owned utilities.
9-35-1. Street lighting–Utility poles, pipes, and other facilities in public places–Rate regulation–Municipally owned utilities. Every municipality may regulate and provide for the lighting of streets, laying of gas or water pipes, and erection of lampposts, electric towers, and apparatus in connection therewith; to fix and determine the charges for telephone and telephone service connections subject […]