Up until this year, when confronted with the increasing social disorder of Brannon Hill, county leaders have cited the legal complexity of negotiating with more than 100 separate property owners, the futility of enforcing housing codes when those owners have no money to pay fines, the sensitivity of displacing a poor immigrant community, and the financial cost of eminent domain or condemnation.
It argues that public health departments should employ multiple strategies to improve housing, such as developing and enforcing housing guidelines and codes [ 18].
"Not all Rules are Made to be Broken" will discuss how to enforce house rules and enact new ones.
They can conduct house searches at any time, enforce house arrest and confiscate certain classes of weapons, even if people hold them legally.
A police captain explained that the students: "Know that those officers are not there to enforce house rules, they are there to enforce law".
And to those who can't afford it, darkness after dusk with enforced house arrest night after night for the rest of their lives.
Above all, they knew that the inability of systems to enforce house rules was undercutting instruction, encouraging horrible habits, and setting their children up for failure -- or worse -- after they left school.
Be prepared to enforce house rules as governed by the university and the sorority chapter.
Thousands of black job-seekers were flocking to the city, and white bureaucrats and the police were no longer able to enforce housing, zoning and environmental regulations.
The New York City public advocate, Betsy Gotbaum, testified yesterday that the city's housing agency was "overwhelmed by its responsibility to enforce housing maintenance code violations and protect tenants from irresponsible landlords" and needed to be able to hire more lawyers to take building owners to court.
