St. Louis Missouri City Code: PARKS, RECREATION AND FORESTRY

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St. Louis City Revised Code Title 22

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Title 22
PARKS, RECREATION AND FORESTRY

Chapters:: 22.04 Director of Parks, Recreation and Forestry
: 22.05 Operation Brightside Agency; 22.08 Division of Parks; 22.12 Division of Recreation; 22.16 Park Regulations; 22.18 Curfew in Parks; 22.20 Concessions; 22.22 Beverage Cans or Bottles in Public Places; 22.23 Beverage Bottles in Public Parks; 22.24 Use of Facilities by Organized Groups; 22.28 Zoological Park; 22.32 Park Rental and Leasing; 22.36 Dwight F. Davis Tennis Tournament Center; 22.40 Park Assembly Permits; 22.42 Park, Square or Plaza Land Use; 22.44 Designation of Parks and Other Recreational Facilities
22.48 Division of Forestry

Charter:

Art. I § 1 (14) Authority to establish parks

Art. I § 1 (32) Power to provide and maintain recreative institutions

Art. VII § 1 Origin of office

Art. XIII § 14-B Department of parks, recreation and forestry.

Scheme § 10 Title to parks transferred to city

V.A.M.S.:

90.010 Parks--Establishment, maintenance

90.020 Park lands--Condemnation

Cases:

A city ordinance prohibiting the operation of any manufacturing establishment by steam, electricity, gas or other motive power within 600 feet of a city park, was invalid for unreasonableness. City of St. Louis v. Dreisoerner, 147 S.W. 998 (1912).

Contribution of city's funds to United States for acquisition and construction of national public park in city held valid. Vrooman v. City of St. Louis, 88 S.W. 2d 189 (1935).

McQuillin:

28.50 et seq. Pubic parks and squares

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