So as the Sweet Home Chicago ordinance was moving forward through the City Council (it passed committee, had 26 of 50 aldermen signed on as co-sponsors), City Hall struck back.
Along with one of his fellow commissioners Suzanne Boisvenue, the issue about the city's restrictive definition of "family" in its ordinances was brought forward.
The second ordinance, put forth by Ald.
Lancaster became the head of the royal council in 1316, promising to take forward the Ordinances through a new reform commission, but he appears to have abandoned this role soon afterwards, partially because of disagreements with the other barons, and possibly because of ill-health.
Spring City, Utah, moved forward with an ordinance this year "recommending" the idea of keeping firearms.
The rest of the council scoffed at making it a requirement, but they unanimously agreed to move forward with an ordinance 'recommending' the idea.
If successful, the lawsuit could nullify the Miami-Dade law and likely scuttle any attempts in Palm Beach to move forward with a similar ordinance.
Industry groups have also sued communities on various and miscellaneous grounds, and the threat of lawsuits has kept some places from going forward with anti-bag ordinances.
May, 2008 Mayor Richard M. Daley, who called Chicago's ban the "silliest" ordinance the city had ever passed, puts forward a bill to repeal it.
The Township Council in Moorestown has approved zoning ordinances that would allow Toll Brothers to move forward on two projects, a 660,000-square-foot 660,000-square-foot 660,000-square-footer residents.
