Overall, though, Aguiar said, the county has "begun to turn the corner" by securing legal settlements and enacting ethical standards, background checks and laws ensuring the integrity of government, such as an ordinance banning former officials from lobbying the county for at least a year after leaving office.
In the ad, which took a stand against the Houston equal-rights ordinance (HERO), the former Houston Astros and Texas Rangers player urged everyone to "vote no" because it would allow "troubled men" to use women's bathrooms.
The former UCLA All-American thinks the Huntington Beach ordinance is uncalled for.
But he ran afoul of a local campaign sign ordinance, and his former campaign manager sued, alleging that Kim failed to pay a $40,000 bonus after the primary victory.
The media reports also alleged that she and her husband are among many beneficiaries of the National Reconciliation Ordinance NROO)—an ordinance issued by former President Musharraf to provide amnesty to those accused of financial and other crimes.
"It changed the face of Riverside a little bit," said Charles Hilton, the former mayor who pushed for the ordinance.
Today a new majority adopts the position of the former dissenters and sustains a city ordinance forbidding door-to-door solicitation of subscriptions to the Saturday Evening Post, Newsweek and other magazines.
No one under the age of 17 is legally allowed out of the house unsupervised past 10 p.m. on weeknights, and 11 p.m. on weekends, thanks to an ordinance pushed for by former mayor Richard M. Daley.
The federal government has been given four months to get parliament to endorse all 37 decrees or ordinances passed by the former general.
Washington State, for whatever reason, has more local ordinances like Milton's former law, requiring helmets for all ages, than any other state, according to the Bicycle Helmet Safety Institute, a nonprofit group.
