But the Parlement of Paris refused to allow the ordinance to be implemented, and then later, during the French Revolution (1789), arms were suppressed as signs of feudalism.
One of the most troubling things in your letter is the suggestion that this ordinance is a done deal: "We are also hard at work to ensure our 1,400 police officers are well-trained to implement this ordinance with the right goal in mind: getting people to the services they need".
City officials have worked hard to implement the ordinance, but assert that the sweat-free standards are beyond what contractors are willing to accept.
Denver's Road Home draft response plan to the "urban camping ban" demonstrates that the city is far from ready to implement this ordinance: "In general, community partners and service providers are stretched to capacity.
In the United States, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), administered by Fema, provides federally subsidized plans in locales that agree to implement its floodplain management ordinances.
Ramon Beleno III, department chair of political science at Ateneo de Davao University, said that as mayor, Duterte was successfully able to implement these types of ordinances in once-chaotic Davao City with the support of the local legislature, all of whom were members of Duterte's political party, Hugpong.
Earlier this month, the city of 160,000 got the go-ahead from the California Energy Commission to implement its net-zero energy ordinance, which requires all new homes to produce more energy than they use.
The county level ordinance is still under discussion as officials consider how to implement the law.
The ordinance, which takes effect on May 11, is Santa Cruz's effort to implement Proposition 215, the medical marijuana initiative that California voters approved in 1996.
However, no practical measure was taken to implement this recommendation and the 1984 Land Reforms Ordinance does not make any mention of urban land ceiling.
