The local Democratic Party is therefore having to rely on a by-law of the Democratic National Committee.
A by-law passed in 1906 forbidding the building and lighting of a fire within 25 yards of a highway hit some societies so hard that they disbanded.
But now the sub-county has passed a by-law, she says, placing a duty on parents to send their children to school.
Green roofs are popular in Germany and Australia, and Canada's city of Toronto adopted a by-law in 2009 mandating them in industrial and residential buildings.
It comes after the town's colourful elected mayor, English Democrat Peter Davies, said he wanted such a by-law to be introduced.
Bolton is among the first councils in England to implement a by-law that will remove roadside tributes after 30 days.
The next hurdle Sonaecom must clear is to gain a two-thirds majority at a forthcoming PT shareholders' meeting to change a by-law forbidding anyone from owning more than 10%.
Following a by-law put in place by the Dunkirk authorities at the end of December, the only aid allowed into the camp is food and clothing carried by hand.
Moti Sasson, the mayor of Holon, a satellite city of Tel Aviv, has spent ten years trying to pass a by-law that would allow him to tow away illegally parked cars, as other cities do.
Last week, it was reported that Kensington and Chelsea residents are opposing a by-law that bans people from walking more than two dogs at once, or from allowing dogs more than four foot of lead.
The proposal for a by-law to ban smoking in public in Stony Stratford, which the council will debate at a town hall meeting later this month, would see the village join Manhattan and parts of Australia in having some of the most restrictive smoking laws in the world.
