Sentence examples for incentive ordinance from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, San Francisco's controversial Healthy Food Incentive Ordinance takes effect, banning toy giveaways with children's meals at fast-food restaurants unless the meal meets San Francisco's strict nutritional standards.
Jeff Benedick, president of Let Laguna Live — an organization that advocates for the voluntary, incentive-based ordinance — said he was caught by surprise eight years ago when he found out his house was on the inventory.
2. Awareness of the incentives and ordinances that are emerging locally across the country.
The protection of amphibians should be considered particularly when elaborating new concepts, e.g. as part of the National Action Plan for risk reduction and sustainable use of PPP, as well as in existing concepts concerning agricultural policy, such as the Direct Payment Ordinance (specific incentives to remunerate farmers for services of public and common interest).
He served on the council-appointed task force that worked on the incentives for the proposed ordinance.
In addition to community coalition-building, there are a variety of laws and policies – from property tax abatements and incentives to zoning ordinances, participatory budgeting and housing policies – that really can make it easier for low- and middle-income residents to stay in their rented homes without anxieties about it becoming unaffordable.
Proposed amendments to the ordinance will provide incentives to develop the units and deal with issues that prompted the original moratorium in January 2011.
The council gave preliminary approval at the May 1 meeting to modifications to the existing ordinance and recommended incentives aimed at providing affordable space for artists to live and work in the M1A and M1B zones in Laguna Canyon, the city's only industrial zones.
Cleveland has passed a city ordinance that provides incentives for landlords to make housing lead-safe.
Planners are also working on an ordinance that would offer businesses incentives to keep historic signs.
