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They may prohibit, except as provided by law, possession, manufacture, sale, storage, transport, advertising, distribution, gifting, exchange, dispensing, or serving of intoxicating liquor.
The provision lets the identified authority establish markets and market houses and regulate their use and the sale of listed provisions.
The provision allows them to regulate inspection of specified food stuffs and other merchandise, and to appoint the necessary officers.
A municipality may not regulate nutritional information dissemination or required menu, menu board, or food tag content.
A municipality may not block a business license or land use application, or otherwise require a drive-through business to let non-motorized customers use the drive-through or to match lobby hours to drive-through hours.
They may provide for inspection, sealing, and use of proper weights, measures, computing scales, and weighing/measuring devices.
The provision gives an unspecified authority power to regulate plumbing-related construction, repair, and use, create a board of examiners, and set qualifications for people in the plumbing trade.
A municipal legislative body may regulate or prohibit several public-order and safety offenses, and a city may by ordinance prohibit certain controlled-substance possession and provide addiction treatment.
A municipality generally may not regulate knives by ordinance or regulation unless the Legislature specifically authorizes it, and it may not impose knife-related criminal ordinances that are more restrictive or carry greater penalties than state law.
The city may arrest, fine, or set to work certain vagrants and may establish municipal lodging and eating houses.
They may erect needed city buildings and provide for their care.
City boards and councils may punish listed public-order offenses and trespass, and they may not ban a woman from breast feeding where she otherwise may lawfully be.
The provision says they may provide for punishment of tramps, street beggars, prostitutes, habitual disturbers of the peace, pickpockets, gamblers, thieves, and persons using a game, trick, or device to swindle.
They may set fire limits and restrict non-incombustible construction without permission; they may also order unlawful buildings removed and require dangerous buildings and enclosures to be made safe or removed.
The provision lets the responsible authority set building construction and fire-safety requirements for public buildings.
A municipality may not enforce a carbon monoxide detector installation or maintenance requirement in a residential dwelling against anyone other than the occupant.
The named authority may stop dangerous chimney and heating equipment conditions, require them to be removed or made safe, regulate fire-risk manufacturing, and prevent ashes being deposited in unsafe places.
They may, except as otherwise provided by law, establish and support a fire department, obtain equipment, organize companies, set rules, and make appropriations.
A municipality or its emergency-services contractor may not charge a flat fee to a person involved in a traffic incident, and may charge only the actual response costs allowed by the section.
They may regulate or prevent storage of combustible or explosive materials, the use of lights in stables, shops and other places, and the building of bonfires.
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