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This is an artifact of the codification process, I'm not sure that we will be able to provide a quick fix for this. If you have a look at the American Legal version, it suffers from the same problem:
I've had quite a few ideas on how to make this work better (e.g., punting to search if we can't match something that's obviously an identifier), but simply haven't had time to work on this - it also only effects a few cities, like Chicago.
@krues8dr, lLooking at the XML, it appears that no section prefix has been identified for each section. That's very do-able with XSLT, or really any hook in your import process—hack off the first ~15 characters, see if it contains a regex-matched substring, if so then make it the prefix. Presumably you're already doing something like this, given the mysterious <DESTINATION> tag?
I'd like to link to 17-6-0403, but I can't. The only section that is linkable is https://chicagocode.org/17-6-0400/
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