But Mr. Kruea, the city spokesman, said that Myrtle Beach did not want either rally and that the ordinances applied to all bikers.
The areas to which these ordinances applied were in particular: consumption of alcoholic beverages (13.6%), prostitution (13%), vandalism or damage to public or private property (9.4%), serving food and/or beverages (8%), rubbish dumping (7.6%), begging (7.4%), noise (6%), camping (6%).
These new provisions of the substitute ordinance apply "permanently": there is no sunset provision on either the police expansion or the surveillance.
But for others — including Chief Justice Roger Taney, who authored the Dred Scott decision — the ordinance applied strictly to the territory it was written to establish.
But while Redondo Beach had said that the problem was mainly confined to a few major streets and medians, the judges noted that the ordinance applied citywide, making it illegal "to stand on a street or highway and solicit, or attempt to solicit, employment, business or contributions from an occupant of any motor vehicle".
Regarding the types of territory affected, in 60% of cases the ordinance applied to the council's entire jurisdiction, 20% to generic types of spaces (e.g., all parks), 20% to particular roads or squares (e.g., road A, square B).
The ordinance applies to places of public accommodation, such as bars, restaurants and stores.
When competitors see they're losing out by shortchanging women -- or men, the ordinance applies to both -- they ought to be motivated to catch up.
But the restrictions have become increasingly strict, and San Rafael's ordinance applies to all homes, new or existing and rented or owned, with shared walls.
A second ordinance applying to the protests also, among other changes, requires organizers to provide a parade marshal of their own for every 100 demonstration participants.
