Earlier editions: 2026-09
Danville Municipal Code Ch. IV Police Regulations
Danville Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Danville
Sections in this part
- 4-1 DANGEROUS MATERIALS. 1
- 4-2 NOISE CONTROL.
- 4-3 OPEN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
- 4-4 OUTDOOR PARKING AND STORAGE OF VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS.
- 4-5 TRESPASS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY.
- 4-6 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR CANNABIS BY JUVENILES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY.
- 4-7 ABANDONED VEHICLES.
- 4-9 GAMBLING. 1
- 4-10 MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES.
- 4-11 PUBLIC DANCES. 1
- 4-12 CURFEW.
- 4-13 FALSE REPORTS. 1
- 4-14 INTOXICATION. 2
- 4-15 LABOR DISPUTES.
- 4-16 REWARDS.
- 4-17 PRICE MARKING CONSUMER GOODS.
- 4-18 SKATEBOARDS.
- 4-19 ELECTRIC BICYCLES AND MOTORIZED SCOOTERS ON SIDEWALKS.
Cite as: Danville Municipal Code Chapter IV · Text as of 2026-10-04
4-1 DANGEROUS MATERIALS
4-1.1 Fireworks
4-1.2 Weapons
4-2 NOISE CONTROL
4-2.1 Findings and Declaration of Intent
4-2.2 Definitions
4-2.3 General Noise Regulations
4-2.4 Prohibitions
4-2.5 Exception Permits; Permit for Sound-Amplifying Equipment
4-2.6 Emergency Work
4-2.7 Remedies and Penalties for Violation
4-3 OPEN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
4-3.1 Purpose; Authorization
4-3.2 Definitions
4-3.3 Prohibited Activity
4-3.4 Posting of Premises
4-3.5 Exception
4-3.6 Penalties
4-3.7 Rights of the Town Not Impaired
4-4 OUTDOOR PARKING AND STORAGE OF VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS
4-4.1 General
4-4.2 Findings and Declaration
4-4.3 Definitions
4-4.4 General Regulations
4-4.5 Special Regulations
4-4.6 Non-Exclusive Regulation
4-5 TRESPASS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY
4-5.1 Prohibited Activity
4-5.2 Exceptions to Prohibited Activity
4-5.3 Penalty
4-6 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR CANABIS BY JUVENILES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY
4-6.1 Prohibited Activity
4-7 ABANDONED VEHICLES
4-7.1 Authority, Findings, Nuisance
4-7.2 Exemptions
4-7.3 Nonexclusive Regulation
4-7.4 Definitions
4-7.5 Enforcement Authority
4-7.6 Notice of Intention
4-7.7 Hearing Requests
4-7.8 Hearings
4-7.9 Decisions
4-7.10 Appeals
4-7.11 Final Abatement Action
4-7.12 Cost Collection
4-8 VIOLATIONS TO BE INFRACTIONS
4-9 GAMBLING
4-9.1 Visiting Gambling Premises Where Violations Occur
4-10 MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES
4-10.1 Definition
4-10.2 Prohibited
4-10.3 Seizure and Destruction
4-11 PUBLIC DANCES
4-11.1 Definition
4-11.2 Hours
4-11.3 Nuisance Abatement
4-12 CURFEW
4-12.1 Imposition
4-12.2 Exceptions
4-12.3 Report to Police Department
4-12.4 Proprietors to Exclude Minors
4-13 FALSE REPORTS
4-13.1 To Police Department
4-13.2 To Town Employees
4-14 INTOXICATION
4-14.1 Misdemeanors While Intoxicated
4-14.2 Public Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages
4-15 LABOR DISPUTES
4-15.1 Obstruction of Public Ways
4-15.2 Intimidation During Picketing Prohibited
4-15.3 Intimidation During Assembly Prohibited
4-15.4 Opprobrious Language Prohibited
4-15.5 Peaceable Picketing
4-16 REWARDS
4-16.1 Conviction of Traffic Sign Vandals
4-16.2 Violations
4-17 PRICE MARKING CONSUMER GOODS
4-17.1 Definitions
4-17.2 Price Mark Required
4-17.3 Exceptions
4-17.4 Violations
4-17.5 Civil Enforcement
4-17.6 Liability for Violations
4-18 SKATEBOARDS
4-18.1 Definitions
4-18.2 Prohibited Activity
4-18.3 Enforcement - Penalty
4-18.4 Appeals
4-19 ELECTRIC BICYCLES AND MOTORIZED SCOOTERS ON SIDEWALKS
4-19.1 Definitions
4-19.2 Prohibited Activity
4-8 VIOLATIONS TO BE INFRACTIONS.¶
Violations of this Chapter IV are misdemeanors.
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