The rest of the council scoffed at making it a requirement, but they unanimously agreed to move forward with an ordinance 'recommending' the idea.
Local earthquake ordinances killed the idea.
Spring City, Utah, moved forward with an ordinance this year "recommending" the idea of keeping firearms.
"Instead of having the parties argue positions and rights, and a judge decide a win-lose situation and who violated an ordinance, in mediation the idea is really to get them to their practical concerns," said Daniel M. Weitz, coordinator for the program.
John A. Bale, president of the New Providence Historical Society, said the idea of an ordinance had been discussed by local history buffs, although the public interest and political muscle to pass it seemed to have been lacking in the past.
She herself pushed for the law because "I was concerned about where we lived".John Campbell, chairman of the Wilson Appearance Commission, the nine-member biracial city panel that recommended the law, testily describes as "nonsense" the idea that the ordinance is aimed at minorities and the poor.
The Congress party has been toying with the idea of an ordinance that would force the bill into law while parliament is in recess, but its allies have apparently been persuaded to call a special session of parliament to discuss this.
The tactics of the French ancien régime received their final form in the Ordinance of 1791, which reflected the ideas of Jacques de Guibert; from then until 1831, when the next regulations appeared, formally speaking there was no change.
So Mr. Boyle, who is also a city councilman, is particularly sensitive to the idea that a proposed municipal ordinance to cut landscaping watering would prohibit other people from doing the same.
[The Albany Times Union] After a ban on providing plastic bags with handles in retail stores takes effect in San Jose, Calif., other towns in San Mateo County weigh the idea of drafting a uniform ordinance.
