On Aug. 18, the Agrippina, a vessel purchased for Bulloch's use by a sympathetic London company, arrived with the ordinance — six 32-pounders in broadside and two pivot guns — ammunition, supplies and coal.
An informal poll suggested that the students were leaning in favor of upholding the Chicago gun control ordinance, one of the strictest in the nation, that is at issue in the case.
In 1902 the city government passed Mobile's first segregation ordinance, one that segregated the city streetcars.
The airport's curfews, which resulted from a county ordinance that actually predates the settlement by almost 15 years, will remain in effect as they are at least until 2020, because the Board of Supervisors agreed to revisit the ordinance five years after the settlement was slated to expire.
In almost seven years in power, the general has issued 44 ordinances, five of which have been passed into law.
The ordinance requires four of five council members to approve all salary increases, hirings and firings of department heads recommended by Goeden.
In June 2000, the Princeton Regional Health Commission enacted an antismoking ordinance, but two months later a Superior Court judge in Mercer County ruled it invalid.
In this Court, petitioners attempt to challenge the ordinance on two additional grounds: They argue that it constitutes a denial of substantive due process and a regulatory taking.
The one ordinance permits two thirds of the lot owners to impose restrictions upon the other property in the block, while the other permits one half of the lot owners to remove a restriction from the other property owners.
Mr. Mosiello's bill differs from New York City's Toy Gun Ordinance in two significant ways: in includes within the banned category of toys those resembling machine guns, rifles and shotguns (not just pistols and revolvers) and it would criminalize the possession only of those toys that are used in the commission of a crime.
