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They said they didn't have to follow the ordinance because of the way the permitting was done," Wilson said.

By nightfall, the government coalition announced that it would withdraw the ordinance because of public opposition, and Mr. Gandhi had racked up a crisp political victory.

Opponents of the law, which prohibited businesses from refusing services to an LGBT member of public, dubbed it the "bathroom ordinance" because of the restroom accommodations it extended to transgender people.

According to Fletcher, the council approved the ordinance because it recognized that the business of cultivation and the stakes had changed.

Dr. MacKay said he was concerned about towns like Islip that do not have landmark preservation ordinances, especially because of the prospective benefits of the pending tax bill.

Charles eventually withdrew the ordinance because it was forced by violence, and the rioters were expelled.

"We oppose the ordinance because it's anti-democratic and it's liable to be abused".

Mayor Tom Bradley vetoed the ordinance because he felt it would harm the poor.

Many cities lack burial ordinances because the issue of private burial hardly ever comes up, he said.

Mr. DiVincenzo explained that the ordinance was rescinded because of complaints by festival organizers, who said they had not been given sufficient notice to find other places to hold this year's events.

Gun owners said the ordinance was unlawful regardless, because of a state law that prohibits municipalities from regulating firearms.