Sentence examples for ordinance established from inspiring English sources

In addition to requiring at least five Council members at each citizens' hearing, the ordinance established a public session two hours before each regular Council meeting.

In order to analyze this possibility, this paper examines three different green building publications: (1) LEED, which has been adopted nationally by local jurisdictions as the standard for green building; (2) CalGreen, the first ever statewide green building code adopted by the state of California; and (3) the SFGBO, which is the green building ordinance established by the city of San Francisco.

Opponents to the ordinance "established early on the narrative about this being about public safety as opposed to being about discrimination, and that took hold and was difficult to undo," Brandon Rottinghaus, a political scientist at the University of Houston told the Observer.

On June 7, the Borough Council adopted an ordinance establishing zones within 1,000 feet of schools, parks and other public property where guns would be forbidden, with violations punishable by up to 90 days in jail and a fine of $1,000.

Here the ordinance establishes a sort of permanent sub-zonin g of public space: this applies to numerous ordinances banning the consumption of alcoholic beverages, or public assemblies, or loitering in specific public areas of Italian cities.14 A number of ordinances even restrict access to certain public spaces on the basis of age, residential address, or number of people in the gathering.15.15

But in November, voters in the city of SeaTac, Washington, a Seattle suburb that includes Sea-Tac Airport, approved an ordinance establishing a $15 minimum wage for certain airport workers (some of the law did not survive a court challenge).

The money was raised through local ordinances establishing developer fees.

Ordinances establishing the nonprofits in 2000 and 2002 don't specify how the ratepayer money should be spent.

Not satisfied with the rates set by their state governments, some cities have passed local ordinances establishing their own minimum wages.

The ordinances establishing the nonprofits in 2000 and 2002, after a grueling round of job cuts at the department, don't specify how the ratepayer money should be spent.

The local law, "An Ordinance Establishing Rules and Regulations for Parades and Special Events," requires groups or individuals seeking to hold a demonstration or other gathering to apply for a permit 45 days in advance and to have liability insurance in an amount to be determined by the police chief.