The phrase "active ordinance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to laws, regulations, or military commands that are currently in effect or being enforced.
Example: "The city council has passed an active ordinance that regulates noise levels in residential areas."
Alternatives: "current regulation" or "enforced law".
Increasing opportunities for people to get pets altered by opening new programs and pressuring city officials to support pro-active ordinances that mandate spay/neuter is vital, but encouraging people to spay a pet before an accidental first litter is born is equally important.
The shop is open from 10am to 9pm by default, and will be that way for you unless you have the Early Bird or Night Owl Town ordinances active.
Eureka Springs claims to have the only active LGBT anti-discrimination ordinance in the state, though LGBT activists said they are attempting to inspire others to pass similar laws.
The ordinance failed anyway.
A spokesman for the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce said what the city really needs is a "pro-active" mother-in-law ordinance so that an extensive number--perhaps as many as 3,800--of the units could be built.
Just a few months before the molestation charges came to light, the Duggars had been the target of a Change.org petition, with almost two hundred thousand signatures demanding that the family's show be cancelled because of their active opposition to a local ordinance that would ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Published reviews show 5 strategies (e.g., active labor market policies, living wage ordinances) with consistent evidence from observational studies only (i.e., Level 2) on 14 outcomes, most of which are intermediate and not specific to children or adolescents (e.g., job placement, urban poverty).
And he has been active in the push for a city ordinance to regulate adult entertainment businesses.
Some 77 cities, including New York, now specify minimum wages, mostly for public-sector workers or for city contractors; campaigns are active in another 125 places.Santa Fe already has an ordinance specifying rates for city contractors.
Sculptor and artist work/live developer Louis Longi, who was active at the subcommittee hearings, proposed adding student housing to the ordinance, supported by Laguna College of Art & Design President Jonathan Burke, but could not muster support for the proposal.
