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A U.P.S. spokeswoman, Kristen Petrella, said the company had not removed its barbed wire because it believes the fence is permitted under the ordinance, which refers at one point to "sharp projections facing outward".

"I bought one from him, and had to bring it myself to metro to get a blue card," he said, referring to a county ordinance, which is no longer enforced, that required the registration of concealable weapons.

The city then proposed a local preservation ordinance, which passed in a unanimous vote in January.

That ordinance, which was never enforced, also denied town benefits to illegal immigrants.

Norwalk's demolition-delay ordinance, which went into effect in 2003, has been a useful weapon.

The city's sign ordinance, which prohibits off-premise and portable signs, bans parking for the purpose of advertising.

The Verma committee declined to comment on the ordinance, which was signed by President Pranab Mukherjee Sunday.

Mr. Halbert's dispensary will have to close under the ordinance, which caps the number of dispensaries at 70.

The Nelson, Ga., City Council recently enacted the Family Protection Ordinance, which requires heads of households to own guns and ammunition.

The new ordinance, which carries a fine up to $100 a day, merely slams shut a loophole.

The ordinance, which passed unanimously Tuesday night, made Salt Lake the first city in Utah to offer such protections.