Sentence examples for change ordinances from inspiring English sources

The measure could also have tied the hands of localities looking to change ordinances on issues like the minimum wage. .

After other residents get a chance to object, a name-change ordinance is drafted and sent to the local City Council member, the council's Public Works Committee and, finally, the full council for approval.

The cases share an intriguing tie to the developer Bruce Ratner, who in project after project deploys lobbyists and politicians to change zoning ordinances and chase down rich packets of subsidies.

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Overseas expansion of Ocean Park would also require the Hong Kong government to change an ordinance governing the park, which was built for the city by a local nonprofit group.

As a result, the task force is trying to change the ordinance to limit the commission's role and impose fines of up to $5,000 against city workers for violations, money that would be paid out of their own pockets.

In East Hampton, town officials have changed zoning ordinances to prohibit the construction of motels and marinas in some areas and have diverted storm-water runoff - which contains motor oil, animal feces and other pollutants - into basins and away from shellfish-breeding areas.

They're also laying the proper foundation by chipping away at local municipalities to change city ordinances a step that must happen before Lori Ajax and the Bureau of Cannabis Control change the law at the state level.

The change in ordinance was the third since 1989, Detweiler said.

It is not heavy lifting to change the ordinance to reflect the rights that state law gives property owners.