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61-216
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12/19/1961
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1961
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a o <br />EDITOR'S NOTE <br />The arrangemet~ and numbering of the Codified Ordinances into <br />component codes, titles (or articles), chapters and aeotions !e based <br />on an adaptation of the decimal numbering system which is similar to <br />that used in the Ohio Revised Code, and in accord with the beet <br />accepted praetioe in instituting a codification. Each section is self- <br />identifying as to code, chapter and section number. For example, <br />1505.06 indicates that the code number is 15, the chapter number is <br />1605 (or the bth chapter within node 15), and the section number i8 <br />.06. The code and chapter numbers appear left of the decimal, with <br />the code number preceding the first two digits left of the decimal, and <br />the chapter number being all digits left of the decimal. The section <br />number appears right of the decimal. As another example, 113.10 <br />indicates the code number is 1, the chapter number is 113 (or the 13th <br />ohapter within code 1), and the section number is .10. <br />This numbering system has the advantage of inherent flexibility in <br />allowing for an almost endless amount of expansion. Codes, titles <br />and chapters initially are odd-numbered thus reserving the use of <br />even numbers for future legislation. Sections within chapters are <br />consecutively numbered except that penalty provisions are usually <br />assigned the number . 99 as used in the Revised Code. Newly created <br />sections subsequent to the original codification may be indicated by <br />three digits right of the decimal in the event the law properly belongs <br />between two consecutively numbered sections. For example, newly <br />created 575.061, 575.062 and 575.063 follow 575.06 and precede <br />b75.07 to be placed in their logical position. <br />Section histories enable a user to trace the origin of the la.w <br />contained in the section. The history indicates the derivation by <br />reference to either its passage date and the ordinance number <br />originally assigned to it at that time, or to its inclusion in any prior <br />code. Sections without histories indicate that the section contains <br />new matter which was ordained by the Adopting Ordinance which <br />enacts the Codified Ordinances. <br />The Comparative Section Table is included to show the disposition <br />of every ordinance included in the Codified Ordinances . It indicates <br />whether a given ordinance was consolidated with another into one <br />section or split into two or more sections. Cross references direct <br />the user to subject matter reasonably related to material contained <br />within a given chapter. <br /> <br />
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