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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
                             Charter of the City of Lake City
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              prisonment and punishment of all breakers of
              the peace, and to disperse all disorderly assemblies                  15/257
              on the Sabbath or secular days; to pass all or­
              dinances necessary to the health, peace, con­
              venience, good order and protection of the citi­
              zens, and to carry out the full extent and meaning
              of this act, and to accomplish the objects of this
              corporation; to impose penalties on the owners,
              occupants or agents of any house, walks or side­
              walks or other structure, or place or thing, which
              may be dangerous or detrimental to the citizens
              or their property, unless after due notice the same
              shall be remedied or removed; to regulate, tax,
              license or suppress by fine or imprisonment the
              keeping and allowing to go at large of all animals,
              fowls and domestic birds within the city, to im­
              pound the same and in default of redemption in
              pursuance of ordinance, to sell, kill or otherwise
              dispose of the same; to provide for the enclosing,
              improving and regulating of all public grounds
              belonging to the city in or out of the corporate
              limits; to provide for the organization and mainte­
              nance of a police force, and to impose fines, for­
              feitures and penalties and terms of imprisonment
              at hard labor on the streets, or other work to be
              designated by ordinance, and to provide ways and
              means to prevent their escape; to compel owners
              of buildings to erect fire escapes when necessary
              for public safety or the safety of the occupants
              thereof; to grant the right of way through the
              streets, avenues and public grounds for the pur­
              pose of street and other railways; to provide for
              the construction of sewers and drainage, and for
              keeping them in repair, and to assess the expenses
              to the property that shall be especially benefited
              by the improvement in proportion to the amount







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