ARTICLE II. – COUNTY PARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES(5) Arms. No person shall shoot or discharge a bow, crossbow, pellet gun, paintball gun, BB pistol or other similar weapon or device inside or in a park or facility. §§ 13-3. – Unloading of air guns, etc. prohibited. (b) It is illegal to unload air rifles, air rifles, air pistols or similar loaded equipment in the city. (c) This section does not apply to persons who lawfully defend life or property or who exercise official functions. Michigan law requires BB guns to be subject to the same firearms license, security inspection certificate, and secret pistol license requirements as other firearms. You can`t buy an air gun in Michigan unless you have a license. Paragraph 21.06. – Unloading of weapons. (1) It is unlawful for any person to fire a weapon from which a projectile is propelled by the action of compressed air, the expansion of a gas or spring, or other mechanical means, within the city limits, except for the lawful defence of life or property, or except by a law enforcement officer acting in the performance of his or her duties, or at a duly authorized indoor or outdoor shooting club, shooting range or shooting range.
Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit underwater fishing in areas where such activity has been designated as authorized by the city, state or United States. (2) This section is not intended to regulate the surrender of firearms, which is regulated by section 790.15 of the F.S. (Code 1980, § 150.08; Order No. 150.08; 8275-11, § 3, 9-1-11) Reference — hunting and firearms in parks, § 22.39. Reference to Land Law — Unloading of Firearms in Public, F.S. § 790.15. Paragraph 95.01. – Purpose.It the general objective and intent of this chapter are to establish uniform procedures for the management of parks and recreational facilities in the city, to establish a system of rules and regulations for activities in parks and recreational facilities, Declare that certain activities are contrary to the rules and regulations and provide for criminal sanctions in case of violation of the rules, and allow the expulsion of people for violating rules and regulations. ARTICLE III. – SPECIAL EVENTS(4) Firearm: any weapon (including a starter pistol) intended to repel a projectile by the action of an explosive or which can be easily converted; the frame or receiver of such a weapon; silencers or silencers for firearms; any destructive device; or any machine gun. (13) Firearms do not include firearms and are air guns, air pistols, paintball guns, paintball guns, explosives, explosive caps, knives, hatchets, axe throwers, blackjack, metal pegs, maces, iron buckles, axe handles, crowbars or any other instrument commonly used or intended to be a dangerous weapon.
(Ord. Nr. 1998-61, § 1, 9-15-98; Ord. Nr. 2001-103, § 1, 1-15-02; Ord. Nr. 2005-52, § 1, 12-13-05; Ord. Nr. 2011-16, § 1, 9-20-11)§ 58-52. – Required authorizations.
(b) No person shall organize or permit a special demonstration on his property or on any other property without obtaining permission to hold special events in accordance with this article. (c) Each Special Event Sponsor must obtain the Temporary Dealer(s) Permit(s) for each Temporary Special Event Dealer that will operate on their property during the Special Event. (Order No. 1998-61, § 2, 9-15-98; Order No. 2001-103, § 2, 1-15-02; Order No. 2005-52, § 1, 12-13-05) § 42-6. – Unloading air rifles or air guns. It is illegal for anyone to hand over air guns or air guns (commonly known as BB guns) within city limits unless permitted by law.
Violations of this Section shall be prosecuted and subject to the penalties set forth in Sections 1-11(a)(1). (Code 1984, § 12-6; Order No. 2004-25, § 16, 11-17-2004; Order No. 16, 17-11-2004; Order No. 16, 17-17-2004; Order No. 16. 2011-16, § 3, 7-21-2011) § 17-2. – Unloading of air rifles.
No person in the city may fire or discharge an air rifle, pistol or weapon of any kind that fires or throws B-B, bullets or shots by air, gas or pressure or hydraulic power. This section does not apply to ranges or ranges operated in circumstances that do not endanger persons, property or animals or that do not send projectiles out of the range or tunnel. (Code 1975, § 29-2) 8. Notwithstanding section 985.24 or 985.25.1, if a minor is charged with an offence involving the use or possession of a firearm, including a violation of subsection 3, or is charged with an offence in the commission of which he possessed a firearm, he shall be placed in a place of safety, unless: The prosecutor authorizes the release of the minor. and must be heard within 24 hours of their detention. At the hearing, the court may order the maintenance of the minor in detention within the applicable time limits referred to in Article 985(26)(1) to (5) if it finds that the minor has not complied with the time limits laid down in Article 985(1) to (5).
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