Mississippi Administrative Code

(a) Prohibition of Disposal. It shall be unlawful for any Person, firm or corporation to deposit, dump, leave or abandon any waste, rubbish, garbage or other property (including but not limited to cans, bottles, jars, glass, paper, plastic, styrofoam, wood, metal, steel reinforce…

It shall be unlawful for any Person, firm or corporation to dispose of sewage, garbage or refuse from watercraft in the waters of the District except in accordance with the provisions hereof. (a) Toilet - no marine toilet, heads, sink, shower, bathtub, washing machine or other de…

It shall be unlawful for any Person to use any watercraft as a residence unless such watercraft has a functional toilet. Residential use shall include occupancy by one or more Persons as a temporary or permanent residence but shall not include occasional overnight or weekend acco…

It shall be unlawful for any Person to use any watercraft as a residence unless the holding tank on the watercraft is pumped out at least once each calendar month. Evidence of compliance in the form of a certificate from the operator of a marina within the Reservoir Project Area …

The owner of any watercraft with a marine toilet, heads, sink, shower, bathtub, washing machine, holding tank or other device shall obtain annually a sanitary system inspection from the District and have proof of current inspection certificate prominently displayed at all times t…

The District and its agents shall have full authority to inspect all watercraft found in the District's waters to insure compliance with this regulation and to remove such watercraft from the Reservoir if found in violation hereof. If any watercraft is not in compliance with this…

It shall be unlawful for any Person, firm or corporation occupying or in possession of real property within the Reservoir Project Area, as lessee, sublessee or permittee or otherwise, to suffer or permit any non-functional automobile, boat, trailer, appliance, or part thereof, or…

Outdoor burning of any material within the Reservoir Project Area is prohibited other than (i) charcoal or other material intended for cooking provided the material is maintained in an enclosed grill or container; (ii) charcoal, prepared logs or wood in enclosed containers design…

Each violation of this regulation shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine of not more than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 203-6.9 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000)

It shall be unlawful for any Person to enter upon or remain within or otherwise occupy any public park, public recreation area, public boat launching facility, public fishing pier or public parking area within the Reservoir Project Area, except during such months, days and hours …

It shall be unlawful for any Person other than an occupant of a vehicle for which the fee established pursuant to Part 203 Rule 1.3 has been paid, to enter in or upon or to remain within any public park or public recreation area within the Reservoir Project Area, unless such Pers…

It shall be unlawful for any Person to enter upon, remain within or otherwise occupy any public park (including a neighborhood park), public recreation area, public boat launch (including a neighborhood ramp), public parking area or any other public area within the Reservoir Proj…

The vehicular capacity of each public park or public recreation area which has an entrance gate shall be determined from time to time by the Board of Directors of the District. Each public park and other public recreation area which has an entrance gate or other controllable ingr…

It shall be unlawful for any Person to possess or consume beer, wine, liquor or any other alcoholic beverage, including wine coolers, within any public park, public recreation area, public boat launching facility, public fishing pier, public parking area or other public area with…

Each violation of this regulation shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine of not more than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00). Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 203-7.6 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000)

It shall be unlawful for the owner or keeper of any wild or domestic animal (other than natural or naturalized water fowl) to permit the same to run at large on property owned by or leased from the District or to stray from the premises of the owner or keeper or to go upon premis…

It shall be unlawful for any Person to keep or harbor any swine or cattle on any property owned or leased from the District and no horses shall be kept or maintained on any lot or tract of land composed of less than 3 acres. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 203-8.2 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-…

It shall be unlawful for any Person to keep or maintain any vicious, ferocious or dangerous animal unless such animal is kept or maintained solely for security purposes and is at all times kept within an enclosure sufficient to prevent escape and exposure to the public. Notes 33 …

It shall be unlawful for any Person to keep or harbor any animal or fowl which by loud, frequent or habitual barking, howling, yelping or other noise or action disturbs any person or persons on property owned by or leased from the District or otherwise creates a nuisance in any m…

It shall be unlawful to own or keep or harbor any dog or cat three months of age or older on property owned by or leased from the District unless the dog or cat shall have been vaccinated against rabies in accordance with Chapter 53, Title 41, Mississippi Code of 1972, and a meta…

It shall be unlawful to own or keep any animal on property owned by or leased from the District unless there is placed and maintained around the neck of such animal a tag containing the name and telephone number of the owner or keeper at all times. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 203-8.6…

Any Reservoir Patrol Officer in the course of his duties of investigation of cases in which animals have bitten or scratched a person or other animals shall notify the owner of said animal to surrender the animal to the Reservoir Patrol Officer or otherwise to arrange for the ani…

If any dog or other animal is delivered to an animal shelter pursuant to this ordinance, the owner or keeper of such dog or animal shall pay all costs incurred or otherwise charged by the animal shelter prior to release of such dog or animal. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 203-8.8 Miss.…

Each violation of this regulation shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine not less than $25.00 nor more than $500.00 for each such offense. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 203-8.9 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000). Amended 11/22/2021

It shall be unlawful for any Person to feed a Canada goose on property owned by or leased from the District. The term "feed" means providing food in any manner or otherwise making food available, including feeding by hand, leaving food on the ground or in the water, or any other …

Each violation of this regulation shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine of not less than $50.00 nor more than $500.00 for each offense. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 203-9.2 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000)

One direction vehicle movement, either exiting or entering, inside a study site. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 204-1.1 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000)

The estimated year of complete build-out or full use of a proposed development. As a minimum, this shall be two years from application submittal. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 204-1.2 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000)

The traffic generated to a proposed development will add traffic to the surrounding street network, changing the existing traffic patterns, operations and safety concerns. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 204-1.3 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000)

A measure of 24-hour traffic volume for normal daily traffic flow conditions. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 204-1.4 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000)

A measure of the higher volume movement on a street or at an intersection during normal daily traffic flows. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 204-1.5 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9-127 (Rev. 2000)

Quantitative measure describing operational conditions within a traffic stream and the perception by motorists. The conditions are measured in terms of factors such as speed, travel time, interruptions, comfort, convenience and safety. Level of service measures are to be determin…

All leasing of property within the Reservoir Project Area by Pearl River Valley Water Supply District for any commercial, residential or other purpose shall be in substance as authorized by the Board of the District and shall be evidenced by a lease agreement in form and substanc…

All assignments or other transfers of leasehold agreements, or leasehold interests in lots or parcels in a leasehold estate, shall be in form approved by the District and its attorney, and the District's consent or approval to such assignment or other transfer must be obtained an…

No such lease agreement shall be executed and no such assignment or other transfer of a leasehold agreement or leasehold interest in a lot or parcel shall be executed, approved, consented to or processed by the District unless the lessee or assignor shall pay, or cause to be paid…

The lessee of the proposed development (the "Developer"), as part of the pre-application process, shall meet with the General Manager of the District or his designee, who will make a preliminary assessment of the traffic impact of the proposed development. This review shall inclu…

If the proposed development meets or exceeds the following predictor variables at full build-out or usage, then traffic impact analysis will be required: Land Use Type ITE Code Quantitative Threshold Residential 210, 220, 222, 230, 270 50+ Dwelling Units Retail 814, 815, 820 15,0…

The Developer will be required to submit a traffic impact analysis prepared by a professional engineer licensed in the State of Mississippi and who has expertise in the area of traffic engineering and traffic impact analysis. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 204-11.3 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-…

Following the execution of the lease, the Developer shall submit to the General Manager or his designee along with the preliminary plans, two copies of the traffic impact analysis report conforming to the requirements below. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 204-11.4 Miss. Code Ann. § 51-9…

The traffic impact analysis report shall be submitted on 81/2" x 11" paper with attached drawings to be not greater than 11" x 17". If, for clarity purposes, additional larger plan-sized sheets are also necessary, they may be submitted with the report. Notes 33 Miss. Code. R. 204…

. As a minimum, the following items should be addressed in the moderate intensity traffic impact analysis report: (a) The type of development and anticipated use. (b) Map of site in relationship to street network. (c) Estimated date of build-out or full use (phased development po…

There will be basically two types of traffic impact analyses that are addressed below. They are 1) a moderate intensity analysis, and 2) a high intensity analysis. The analysis for high intensity traffic generation will require the same information as noted below for a moderate i…

After the traffic impact analysis report has been reviewed and approved by the General Manager or his designee, the Developer can then proceed with the construction drawings and specifications for required roadway and traffic control modifications/enhancements. Notes 33 Miss. Cod…

The preparation and approval of the contact drawings and specifications will follow the procedures as included in the Residential Development Standards and Guidelines and Commercial Development Standards and Guidelines of the District, as amended or supplemented. Notes 33 Miss. C…

The location and site of Facilities built or erected on property owned by the District shall be determined by the Board, and no such Facilities shall be built or erected without the specific approval of the Board of the site location, the consideration paid for the location and a…

No easement, right-of-way, permit, lease or other instrument authorizing the location and construction or erection of Facilities on the property of the District shall be executed and delivered to the Companies except for fair market value consideration paid for the interest conve…

The Board shall determine the fair market value of any property interest to be conveyed to the Companies and negotiate with the companies to recover such fair market value. The Board may use appraisals, reports or other documents in determining fair market value, but is not requi…